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Cryptic Issue Title ftw ;)

for a uncertain user, like me, who switches between SASS and LESS all the time, it would be great to use SASS in this "Toolkit" (is it a toolkit btw?)

Sure, adding the following piece of code to the package.json, does the magic of "now you can use SASS, you foolish dude"

"grunt-contrib-sass"    : "*",

But there is still many other things to ensure the change to SASS from LESS in the gruntfile.js.
I would create a Pull Request, but I´m not that into Grunt right now.

Step 1: Adding Variables to the gruntfile.js

var globalConfig = {
    styleFilesFolder: 'less',
    styleTaskNamePrefix: 'lessy'
};

Step 2: Using these variables in the gruntfile.js
This is, where I need your competence. Because if have no clue, if stuff like the following works.

atf: {
            files: [globalConfig.styleFilesFolder+'/atf/*.less'],
            tasks: [globalConfig.styleTaskNamePrefix+'/-atf']
},

Step 3: ..

Step 4: Profit!
All (especially me) are happy ;)

Or would it be a better idea, just to create a second "functions"-block, just for the sass part, and do it the "make the code bigger"-dance ;)

Is it possible to extend the htmlmin/htmlhint Function-Blocks, so they do not only .html files, but also .php files, laying in unminified-html folder.

Because, i plan to create a simple include in the header, to include the atf-styling right there.