Ships the default HTML stylesheet as a linked asset, not inline - #158
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The built-in default stylesheet was inlined as a <style> block in every page. It now flows through the normal asset path: AssetConfig gains an embedded default that AssetResolver writes to the output dir (rheo-default.css) when no user CSS resolves, so it is copied and linked like any stylesheet. Asset <link> hrefs are now depth-relative, so nested pages resolve root assets. Removes the now-dead inline-style helpers.
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The built-in default stylesheet was inlined as a <style> block in every page. It now flows through the normal asset path: AssetConfig gains an embedded default that AssetResolver writes to the output dir (rheo-default.css) when no user CSS resolves, so it is copied and linked like any stylesheet. Asset hrefs are now depth-relative, so nested pages resolve root assets. Removes the now-dead inline-style helpers.