feat: support resolve url() statements#53
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Now supports |
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also fix the issue #6 |
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Now only all relative paths with './' and '../' will be resolved, the reset like alias and node_modules will be solved at the preprocessor |
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support resolve
url()statements, because in some cases, when we useurl()to import images, we would expect the image path to be relative to the resource file, not to the source files.