chat styling tweaks. #96
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CSS styling tweaks to improve the chat experience (especially on mobile).
Prior to this change, long strings, e.g. URLs caused the chat container to grow wider than the screen, with no way to see the content off the screen. max-width, prevents this. The addition of the overflow-wrap setting, means that long strings (e.g. URLs) are fully visible (split over multiple lines)
Left aligned the text to make it easier to read (IMO).
Also includes a benign refactor to move styling from HTML to CSS.