Sass-rails is pretty emphatic about not using Sprockets' `require`
directives: "Sprockets provides some directives that are placed inside
of comments called require, require_tree, and require_self. DO NOT USE
THEM IN YOUR SASS/SCSS FILES."
But I wanted to include a vendored CSS file without having to do any
work (like renaming the file to _asset.css.scss), and things like
`@import asset-path('lionbars.css', stylesheet)` just didn't work. So I
tried using Sprockets' `require`, and presto, problem solved, works in
both dev and production. But I'm afraid I may have offended the
sass-rails gods (Chris Eppstein)?
So in short, is `require` just fine for regular vendored CSS? Or are
there dragons in here somewhere that I haven't spotted yet?
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