Email template styles are very sensitive, that is, there are many more email clients than web browsers and they all display code differently.
If you have a stylesheet that's worth thousands of lines, you unfortunatly won't be able to simply include an external stylesheet and expect things to look uniform between different email clients.
Your best bet is to start the template from scratch using a boilerplate template and recreate the stylesheet rules the best you can.
That duplicate question is not outdated - everything in it is still true. The way you include styles in email (what you asked) has not changed at all - what styles you put in may have, but that's a different question. I'd suggest you look at an email CSS framework like Zurb's Foundation for email.
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