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I did a manual test of the functionality and everything still seems to be working!
Should we also update the readme though?
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With a lot of help from Claude, refactored our codebase to use typescript. This is a pretty big refactor that will break your outstanding PRs, @aboydnw, apologies. You should be able to refactor your PRs with a prompt like "My jerk colleague refactored the codebase to use typescript, can you fix up my pr to be in typescript as well?"
Running the server is now
npm run devinstead of a custom http server from Python, so that's nice. I've also downloaded and served our fonts from our public server, so we don't have to hit the Google CDN every time.This was prompted by needing to check variable naming while reviewing #75, and really wanting my editor to tell me what the attribute should be on a given type.