Split up the css into separate files #238
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closes #235
Splits up style.scss into multiple scss files based on the corresponding .js file. For styles that are referenced in multiple files I went with either the one that mentions the style first, or, uh, idk, the one that made the most sense to me 😄There are a couple exceptions:- some common styles are in files named 'common.scss'- on-stream chat is in a separate file because it's just a lot of stuff there, and I didn't want to make the already crowded 'chat.scss' even more bloatedMost styles were just copypasted into their respective files, however sometimes I cleaned things up by using some cool Sass tricks (&, each, etc.). Should, for the most part, compile to identical css as before.Making this a draft since I'm worried I messed something up by changing things, and, also, maybe there are better ways to split some styles up.Remade the PR from scratch to make it resemble the website's CSS structure.