False by default for asset file for styles #30
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This PR undos that all files should use by default their asset file if present.
Is not that rare naming a js file and css file with the actual same file name e.g.
onboarding.jsandonboarding.css.As a result the
onboarding.asset.phpfile would be applicable for both of those files prior this PR.Resulting, most possibly, in the css file not being enqueued.
Thus the decision to set by default
falseto using asset file for styles, while keeping it astruefor scripts.