Introduce whitenoise and restructure html a bit #1
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The code that we show is only related to code snippet that is relevant so that we reduce the amount of noise that is presented to the user.
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With whitenoise we can gzip the files which means that the javascript goes down from ~77kb to ~20kb. So right now this is basically the most minimal sockpuppet will get for the time being. (brotli might make it smaller).
In the settings I'm also expecting to set the DEBUG variable and the SECRET_KEY when it's deployed.
Package-lock is removed. Since we use yarn.
I've made some html restructuring so that instead of giving the file path in summary we get the language, under each language you'll get all the files used for that language.