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feat(react): enable support for CSS Modules and emitting *.css files in bundle - #4800
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Closeshttps://github.com/github/primer/issues/3685
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We've been testing out support for this incrementally in dotcom. As a result, we've landed some upstream PRs to enable support for this work. In addition, we will try out a feature flag approach to test out style-only changes before rolling them out more broadly.