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#38 - Use custom.template.css to stop accidentally overwriting custom css #40
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For Issue #38
The converter now outputs custom.template.css. The README has been updated to point out you need to first rename it.
One unfortunate consequence is you'll now get 404s if you dont have any custom css. Its not a major thing though so imo its fine!
Also fixed a broken test :-)