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fix: rm watch configuration from cssVars #872
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* docs(changelog): document #871 rm /features as breaking change * docs(changelog): note changes picked up via app-framework 12.0.0 * docs: group changes about ratings * docs(changelog): note #872 removed watch on cssVars, added init delay * style: remove trailing whitespace * docs(changelog): note 9.0.0 release
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removing watch configuration from cssVars, because it makes the loading excruciatingly slow in IE11. Delaying the init by one second, because trying to run it directly after the bootstrapping is too early for IE on the first render.
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