Maybe I am wrong but as far as I know closure-stylesheets does only parse CSS @Import statements but will not process them. That means it will not follow/download any @Import files and will not use them during processing. So you can not do @import url(constants.gss).
-- Also @provide and @require is more for better error messages in case you forgot to provide a gss file. @require does not import anything.
So if you want smaller <feature>.gss files then you have to include these smaller files in all @Source annotations of CssResources that want to use them. You can not group them in a general.gss via CSS imports.
Alternatively you might be able to use an external tool that processes a general-with-imports.gss file to produce a general.gss file that does not contain @Imports anymore (replace @Import with their imported content).
-- J.
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