setup hybrid CSS: CSS modules + copy CSS to the end#74
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Super slim PR that allows specifying styles in a CSS module file while keeping global styles:
.hightable {}in HighTable.module.css, to ensure they are scoped to the componentHighTableaccepts a new propclassNameaimed at overriding the stylesThe PR does not change any behavior or styling.
Follow-up PRs will try to reduce the number of global CSS classes, moving to attribute selectors. See #17.