Add a default CSS entrypoint #12
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To avoid a "flash of unstyled content" with server-rendered HTML (i.e. Blade), we need to have a separate CSS entry point rather than importing CSS via a JavaScript entry point.
This PR adds Laravel's default CSS entry point as a default for the plugin, as there is no harm in doing so for SPA applications as well.