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We make the user create this file to follow the best practice for configuring the postcss-loader. But let's be as helpful as possible.

The autoprefixer does not need to be installed by the user, as it's already an indirect dependency of encore (@symfony/webpack-encore#css-loader#cssnano).

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Giving the user a nice, default postcss.config.js file

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We make the user create this file to follow the best practice for configuring the postcss-loader. But let's be as helpful as possible.

The `autoprefixer` does not need to be installed by the user, as it's already an indirect dependency of encore (`@symfony/webpack-encore#css-loader#cssnano`).

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