honor the dark = light + dark stylesheet convention #12514
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and then disable the extra stylesheet in the before-body script
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By using light, dark, light stylesheets for author preference: light
Then disable the final light stylesheet in the before-body script.
Do not disable the initial light stylesheet when entering dark mode.
Test website with quarto-web deployed:
https://gordonwoodhull.github.io/quarto-web-safari-bugless/
Note that author-prefers-light is now the "weird case", even though it is the common case. So this deployment exercises all the changes. author-prefers-dark webpages are unchanged by this PR.