Update sass fix to work with github-pages deprecated sass converter #415
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The GitHub pages gem is using an old (and deprecated) version of the sass converter which does not have the
@usein it (v1.5.2) so I removing it and hard-coding the value for now, since the previous notation was being deprecated.