Fix broken import paths #22
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I think `82c500c` when it was merged in `7710e1fcefec1d909ec91ef81c3a830fb5276f64` broke these paths. Incidentally, that merge was not rebased before it was merged :'(. I have another commit that updates the canary used, in the latest canary the css packages have been split out and there are some fun looking "BaseClass not a Constructor" type errors. So that is something to look forward to. For now, this commit gets the `npm run dev` command up and running again.
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1063ce3 Fix broken import paths
I think
82c500cwhen it was merged in7710e1fcefec1d909ec91ef81c3a830fb5276f64broke these paths.Incidentally, that merge was not rebased before it was merged :'(.
I have another commit that updates the canary used, in the latest canary
the css packages have been split out and there are some fun looking
"BaseClass not a Constructor" type errors.
So that is something to look forward to. For now, this commit gets the
npm run devcommand up and running again.