added sassify and scssify filters for converting sass and scss strings to css #2739
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This branch creates two filters that are very similar to markdownify. Currently, there is no way to manually convert Sass or Scss. A popular use case would be inlining critical, above-the-fold CSS, something that is very important for performance. This branch would allow you to do something like this:
I can update the documentation if this gets the thumbs up. I just wanted to make sure I didn't get a "this can be a plugin!" response before I put time into updating the docs.
Thanks!