Unused css file in starter code that can be potentially misleading about next-learn HOT 2 CLOSED

And I thought I was the only one who was facing this issue..

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I think that removal of the global style file might be an option, like @hanameee pointed out, it's not mentioned till later chapters. Another option would be just to rename the conflicting file, since it is simply a file name inconsistency. It'll still be present in the first chapters, but at least the name would be the same for later chapters.

In any case, we would want to consult @manovotny or @delbaoliveira to see what they have to say.

Here's my findings:

• "Create a Next.js App" code creates styles/globals.css file
• "Navigate Between Pages code creates styles/globals.css file
• "Assets, Metadata, and CSS" code creates a styles/global.css file
• The remaining starter code chapters all use the singular naming convention styles/global.css

Based on this information, the simplest approach is to rename the styles filename for the first two starter code templates. I'll go ahead and open a PR to get things rolling 👌

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