Using @import caused styles to double up on elements, in some cases preventing the correct override behaviour.
Usint @use instead fixes this, and is recommended by Sass for exactly this reason.
Adds a sass file based on the v10.0.0 Shepherd CSS. Original Shepherd styles are kept where appropriate, otherwise this is intended to inherit whatever styles are being used through the Bulma and Bookwyrm SASS, so that it uses appropriate colours in both light and dark modes.
* Compiles css framework from sass
* Adds watch commands
* Copies existing css to sass file
* Moves sass out of static path
* Removes global linter
I wasn't sure how to customize this, and it's not providing a lot of
additional value on top of the domain-specific linters
* Reverts invalid change to dockerfile
* Changes stylelint path
* Remove unused bulma files
* Properly minifies generated css
* Fixes regression in thread display
* rgba function only works with percents for whatever reason
* Hush stylelint
* Removes trailing zeros
* Compile sass in Django
Co-authored-by: Joachim <joachim.robert@protonmail.com>
* Python formatting
* Updates linter
* Updates commands
* Adds css-config file
Co-authored-by: Joachim <joachim.robert@protonmail.com>
* Stylelint fix
* Removes unused compiled bulma files
Co-authored-by: Joachim <joachim.robert@protonmail.com>
