Adds an npm package to track the package versions we need for building styles. New tailwind css and config files are now used to produce a "dist" stylesheet, which scans the rust/template sources for class names to include in the output.

The stylesheet is exposed to the front-facting site via a dedicated handler which uses include_str!() to bake the styles into the binary.

If we end up adding more static files, we may want to generalize this to support mutliple files from a single handler. Potentially we could use https://crates.io/crates/include_dir to capture js/fonts/styles produced by our npm project.

A danger with this approach is accidentally releasing versions of estuary with outdated dist styles. We'll have to consider how to avoid this.

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Merging #21 (a70f339) into main (46d4e64) will not change coverage. The diff coverage is n/a.

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onelson / estuary

Build tree-shaken styles using tailwindcss-cli. #21

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