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Explore removing any resets or normalization #609

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Stacks is configurable to use Eric Meyer's reset.css. By default, Stacks is configured using normalize. We were using version 7.0.0 of normalize.css, which is a major version behind https://github.com/necolas/normalize.css the latest, 8.0.1 which was released in November 2018. Thankfully, our browser stack reduces our reliance on normalization, and it's also 2021 at the time of writing this. There's actually way less need for normalization these days.

After running visual regression testing, it seems all that was needed was stripping the body and button of margins.

The Stacks docs are way different than production Stack Overflow, of course, but this may be worth exploring there.

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original size: 309326 / gzipped size: 40619 original size: 301624 / gzipped size: 38677

Looks like stripping normalization saves about 2kb.

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