Critical Fix: Auto-Import Library CSS in Entry Point

[casvil]

Overview

This PR imports the library's CSS file (index.css) directly in the main entry point (index.ts). This ensures that all styles are automatically applied when users import components from the library, with no need for consumers to install or configure Tailwind CSS in their own projects.

Why This Matters

• Before: Users had to manually import the CSS or set up Tailwind in their app to see any styles.
• After: Users simply import components from the library and styles "just work" out-of-the-box.
• Result: Dramatically improved developer experience and zero-config usage for consumers.

What Changed

• Added the following line to lib/index.ts:

  import './index.css';

• Now, when any component is imported from the library, the CSS is automatically included in the consuming app's bundle.

How to Test

1. Build the library.
2. Create a new React app (no Tailwind setup required).
3. Import a component from the library:

   import { Button } from 'another-react-component-library';

4. The component should render with all expected styles, with no extra configuration.

Impact

• No breaking changes
• No extra dependencies
• No Tailwind required for consumers
• Immediate benefit for all users

Migration Notes

• No action required for existing users (styles will now "just work")
• No need to update documentation for manual CSS import

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This is a critical usability fix that makes the library plug-and-play for all React users.