Remove CSS-only features from feature count

Description

https://github.com/refined-github/refined-github/blob/94b6fc806664cd1c56a0cde78901800b0af9572a/source/options.tsx#L238-L239

The + 25 part is not useful for users, since they can’t disable them via the interface at all. It doesn’t even make sense for those who actually read the code, because it is never updated.

I propose that we just drop the addition (like 9179481 (#3297)). We may need to find another way of informing users CSS-only features (e.g. change the “useful to undo unwanted styles” line to “useful to revert CSS-only features”).

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Example URL

chrome://extensions/?options=hlepfoohegkhhmjieoechaddaejaokhf

[kidonng]

I’d rather have an exact count too, but there’s a lot of little improvements in the main CSS file, how do you count those? Is every selector a feature? Or maybe one for every descriptive comment?

I think only refined-github.css and github-bugs.css contain a lot of orthogonal changes. We can consider them as a whole feature (e.g. “refine-appearance” and “fix-appearance-bugs”).

[cheap-glitch]

I would rather we do update the count, even if just occasionally. There is currently 21 standalone .css files, for example.

I’d rather have an exact count too, but there’s a lot of little improvements in the main CSS file, how do you count those? Is every selector a feature? Or maybe one for every descriptive comment?