Add PostCSS import plugin as default #126
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https://github.com/postcss/postcss-import
It felt natural to me to immediately use the @import directive right after installing PostCSS and after fighting a bit with it I realised the plugin wasn't installed so it seemed like it would be a sensible default to have.
Adding the official postcss-import plugin enables the usage of PostCSS's @import directive out of the box so when adding a CSS library (like open-props) or when adding custom stylesheets it works seamlessly.
From the PostCSS-import docs:
Note that this is not the CSS native @import which didn't work on a vanilla installation of Rails with Propshaft. I'm actually not sure if it's supposed to, to be honest.