Yes, I just test and only if the file is name custom.css (in the media folder) is deleted on Astroid cache clearing.

— I put few other css files in the media/templates/site/yourtemplate/css/ with name like aos.css, editor.css and they are not deleted?

I don't think it should delete custom.css????

A permanent or temporary solution will be to rename your custom.css to custom.scss and place it in the scss folder.
It will be compiled and added to your compiled.css files each time you clear the cache.

I personally love the scss solution as you can easily use variable (lot easier than css variables)

Example of variable in scss
Put your variable at the top of your scss file

///*:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: SCSS VARIABLES ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::*/
///* eFoilSurf logo --------*/
	$logo-beige: #f1ead6;
	$logo-orange: #da9630;
	$logo-blue: #87a5a6;
	$logo-black: #35312e;

and after you can insert this in your scss code
section#blocks-expertise div.row { border-bottom: 5px solid $logo-black;}

You can have anything in variable like, :

///*Title & Texts --------*/  
	$title-font:'Barlow', Verdana, sans-serif;
	$body-font:"Source Sans Pro", Verdana, sans-serif;
	
	///* Color & Weight*/
	$big-title-color: #000000;
	$sub-title-color: #80455E; ///* Dark Red Purple */
	$title-secondary-color: #7e7ba5; ///* Purple */
	$title-secondary-color-transparent: rgba(126, 123, 165, 0.4) ; ///* Purple 40% */  
	$body-text-color: #646464;
	$regular: 400;
	$semibold: 600;
	$bold: 700;
	$title-regular: 500;
	$title-bold: 600;

An example for the font family and weight above:
div.login-form {font-family: $body-font; font-weight: $regular}

Really powerful and easy to work with...

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Framework 2.6.2 cleans custom.css #225

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