Add IE prefixes for css grid [help wanted]

I am currently using a grid layout for my react app. The internet explorer only supports grid partially and only in newer versions. This is fine for me but I realized that grid-attributes are not prefixed, e.g.:

`
const styles = StyleSheet.create({
contentFrame: {
display: 'grid',
}
});
`

is translated into

`display: grid;`

instead of

`display: grid; display: -ms-grid;`

I wonder if this is because Aphrodite only prefixes according to a lower version of the IE (9, I believe). If so, is there a way to influence the version? If not, what would be the best approach in case I stick with grid layouts & Aphrodite styles?

Start by tracing Aphrodite's browser-prefixing implementation and reproduce the StyleSheet example from the issue. Check how supported browser versions are selected and whether existing tests cover CSS Grid; done means the issue's expected IE Grid output or configuration behavior is defined and verified.

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