Avoid using @import Sass rules#20
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@importSass rule is deprecated, which means a bunch of warnings when building Dogwood sites. This PR attempts to rework our Sass styles to use@useand@forward. I tested custom variables and styles and they appear to still work.I'd like another set of eyes on this because I've never worked with Sass before and there's probably a better way...in particular all of the
!defaultflags I put in/_sass/dogwood/variables.scss