No more jquery 1#135
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Stop using jquery in our own html pages. This uses css animation instead of jquery transitions, and uses vanilla js instead of jquery for finding elements.
Use raw js instead. Also refactor the html a little bit to make it easier to manipulate components.
At some point the autocomplete functionality broke. This restores it. It also removes some more jquery code, and uses the built-in browser completion.
This upgrades bootstrap and removes the rest of the jquery code, and finally removes the vendored jquery dependency itself. This has some minor changes to the appearance of the interface, but the functionality should be the same.
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This removes jQuery as a dependency of the piezo admin. It also does some other yaks I shaved along the way:
The bootstrap upgrade changed the appearance a little bit, but the functionality should be the same.