Clean up button css for homepage and gallery#1026
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Looks great, and the csss is more readable too.
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In working on #1021, this work was made more difficult by our messy css.
This PR cleans up the class names and combines the css.
It also sets up for #1021 (and #1024) to reduce the review diff.
This improves the css for the gallery buttons by actually override text and outline, instead of the almost invisible buttons of before
Note that before we did not style the "alt" homepage button and it was just inheriting from pydata-sphinx-theme. This PR explicitly styles the button to vaguely match what was before, but with a shared outline and text color to not be so intense. This is what I had originally intended for the homepage but got quite
confused by the css.
I added lots of comments as I debugged along what each was for. :)
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