Port webapp to Vue #116
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…ing it, when I get to reimplementing flags I'll probably use twemoji or something)
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While having the webapp in pure TS worked while it was much more simple, it's definitely beginning to show itself as a tech debt. Our main.ts is enormous and uses a massive javascript object with a reference to every element, and does all DOM manipulation manually.
This pull request ports the webapp to use the Vue framework instead. This should help make things much more maintainable. Quite a bit of work needs to be done however.