make api docs load only required styles files#1193
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👌 Fix makes sense. The text color issue (which prompted this issue) seemed to have fixed itself, although there were definitely styles bleeding into the docs-api pages like comically large headings in the "Test request" modal. Verified those issues were fixed on docs-api without affecting the rest of the docs pages.
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closes https://linear.app/metabase/issue/GRO-502/fix-unreadable-api-docs-endpoint-titles-in-dark-mode
related PR: https://github.com/metabase/metabase.github.io/pull/5973
changes: removed redundant styles for dark-mode, prevent loading main website css styles conflicting with the scalar styles