Added customizations view:elm-ui and view:elm-css #145
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I am not quite sure if matheus23/elm-default-tailwind-modules really is an alternative to customize the View module like elm-ui and elm-css are. At least it confused me a bit that it is described in the guide like that. I am using elm-default-tailwind-modules together with elm-css to use tailwind classes as styles.
But it's totally possible, that I am missing something and a customized View module leveraging elm-default-tailwind-modules makes sense.