Fix CSS properties for inline styles#50
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Depending on the library you're using, it can cause inline styles to be presented as
camelCase, rather than dasherized. When this occurs, you get invalid CSS. This pull request tweaks the inlining of CSS styles to be dasherized so it's valid CSS.Reason/Reference
I ran into this bug locally when working on something for a client and I had to monkey-patch it in order to get it working, so I figured others may run into this same problem.