Update CSS to use layers#7730
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CSS layers is what a project like this, reused by other users in their own apps, must use to handle CSS styles right. I didn't even knew this existed back then a few years ago when we reorganized CSS styles, so we never used them.
This PR finally introduces CSS layers. This doesn't change anything in your backends; they'll look exactly the same. But, it improves this:
(1) theming, which is coming soon (as mentioned in some recent PRs)
(2) Simpler custom CSS styles for you: no more
!importantor artificially specific selectors to override built-in EasyAdmin styles