Autoptimize CSS defer switching to loadCSS (soon)

Historically Autoptimize used its own JS-implementation to defer the loading of the main CSS, hooking into the domContentLoaded event and this has worked fine. I knew about Filament Group’s loadCSS, but saw no urgent reason to implement it as I saw no big advantages vs. my homegrown solution. That changed when criticalcss.com’s Jonas contacted me, pointing out that the best way to load CSS is now using the rel="preload" approach, which as of loadCSS 1.3 is also the way loadCSS works;
<link rel="preload" href="path/to/mystylesheet.css" as="style" onload="this.rel='stylesheet'">
As rel="preload" currently is only supported by Chrome & Opera (both Blink-based), a JS polyfill is needed for other browsers which uses loadCSS to load the CSS. Hopefully other browsers catch up on rel="preload" because it is a very elegant solution which allows the CSS to load sooner then with the old code while still being non-render blocking. What more could one which for (“Unicorns” my 10yo daughter might say, but what does she know)?
Anyways; I have integrated this new approach in a separate branch on GitHub, you can download the zip-file here to test this and all the other fixes and improvements since 2.1.0. Let me know what you think. Happy preloading!