Include octicon css #857
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As requested by @jonrohan in #845, we want to include the
.octiconstyles in the Primer CSS "core" bundle. I added an explicit import in the docs in #847, so if we merge this and still want to go that route, we can remove that JSimport.Update: I'm not sure how this will affect github/github, so I'm going to open a PR with a canary release and make sure things still work if I delete the duplicate
@importin that repo's stylesheets.