Convert webpack configs to use assets instead of individual loaders #3465
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This also updates the examples to use the new webpack asset modules.
This follows the migration guide at https://evilmartians.com/chronicles/postcss-8-plugin-migration
It looks like browsers have basically supported css variables for about 5 years now, so the postcss processing isn't necessary anymore.
These were removed when changing to use the webpack asset loaders.
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I think this was only needed for the jlab manager anyway.
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This builds on #3464 (starting with 723e3ad) to update the rest of the webpack config files to use webpack assets rather than various loaders.
Also, I delete the blueprint define. It is only required for the jlab extension, and jlab automatically provides it when building the extension.