feat: support Grass Sass compiler as a fallback #123
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This adds support for an alternate Sass compiler using import-time detection, and also fixes a failure to find sass if it's in a weird location (but still in PATH).
I'm packaging Ignis for Gentoo and this was easier than bringing in the Dart ecosystem, which, turns out, is completely missing on Gentoo.