django-silk makes extensive use of inline <style> and <script> tags in its templates. This makes it very hard to :

• Override default behavior of style and/or scripts (whole template needs to be overridden).
  -Apply CSP rules properly on a project that wants to use Silk and proper CSP rules (almost all templates must be overridden to add nonce attributes all over the place).

Was there a historical reason to put all these <style> and <script> tags inline? Would a PR addressing this issue be considered OK for maintainers?