feat(gatsby-plugin-styled-components): Add ability to disable vendor prefixes #33147
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…prefixes (gatsbyjs#33147) Co-authored-by: Ward Peeters <[email protected]>
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Description
Adds the ability to ignore vendor prefixing. Ideally autoprefixer would be used to generate the correct prefixes for the browsers that are supplied using browserslist, however this seems complicated to do as styled components uses stylis. Stylis goes "all in" on prefixes which can generate a lot of noise in css.
Documentation
Added some docs into the readme and in the joi schema