RunKit example: simplify output#244
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console.logs via a template literal so that the HTML with CSS is rendered in the RunKit result. RunKit behaves like a REPL so the last value is returned.The existing RunKit example is great, so this just takes it slightly further so you can see how your browser would render the styles that Aphrodite generates.
You can see it in action here: https://runkit.com/pieter/aphrodite-runkit-example
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