Improved css reset for deafault.css#7371
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"modern-normalize" was already in the dev-dependencies for the clientside project but was unused. Instead a manual css reset was in place which was too strong and made the default `em` `<i>` `<strong>` `<b>` have wrong defaults that made them useless. I believe this was temporary and the intention was to use modern-normalize in the first place and it was gorgotten. This PR fixes that. The above elements now look fine and I went over the default theme and the DNN UI parts and it appers to not have affected them. Closes dnnsoftware#7352
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"modern-normalize" was already in the dev-dependencies for the clientside project but was unused. Instead a manual css reset was in place which was too strong and made the default
em<i><strong><b>have wrong defaults that made them useless.I believe this was temporary and the intention was to use modern-normalize in the first place and it was gorgotten.
This PR fixes that. The above elements now look fine and I went over the default theme and the DNN UI parts and it appers to not have affected them.
Closes #7352