Move away from deprecated darken, lighten, and import constructs in css - #2984
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The sass processor used by Roq is a bit grumpier about deprecation than the one used by Jekyll, so we're getting deprecation warnings about
@importin the logs. I've used Bob to fix things up, but it's an invasive change. All looks well to me running locally but I don't have a deep knowledge of sass to be able to judge if Bob made good design choices. I passed Bob's work through Claude, which made a few further revisions.