Namespaced css styling to avoid class name conflicts with other libra…#19
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The styling that this library includes uses very generic class names such as .rule and .condition which will conflict with any other dom elements using those names (such was the case for me while using multiple query builder libraries) This fix makes the styling more specific to the react-two-way-querybuilder component