Extract <style> elements as scoped css
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Hi, I found there is a problem when a loaded SVG has
<style>element in it because Vue.js throws an error when a component includes<style>element in its template.You can find the problematic case in this example: https://github.com/ktsn/vue-svg-loader-test
To solve the above case, I have added a code to extract
<style>elements from the input SVG and embed them as a scoped css. I confirmed that it works with the above example.