Enormous vore update

  - redesign homepage with BOLD on active pages
  - add saves page
  - fix up supporting docs
  - import archiveis dep
  - AND MORE!

import fix for time handling infinite loop

see https://github.com/SlyMarbo/rss/issues/84

remove davebucklins defunct feed

simplify worker pool implementation

add print debugging

use main http.thingy

muxpatterns -> stdlib

add goatcounter

sqlite: enable write-ahead log

Revert "go mod tidy && muxpatterns -> go 1.22.0"

This reverts commit 7c78c7682216ec993fa64a3e4f48dfc12b75d36c.

go mod tidy && muxpatterns -> go 1.22.0

add outage log entry

add /feeds/{feed} endpoint, show feed failures to user

sqlite: add simple migration system

rename feeds -> settings

replace custom muxer with muxpatterns

optimize HasFeed to speed up submission

discover: correct Kangs url

Merge pull request #3 from dzwdz/main-1

css: do better on ultrawides and narrow screens

css: add dark mode

license: add NVPL

discover: add Kang

add discover, add quotes/phrases

reuse session_token across sessions so that you dont log urself out

go get -u

reduce session token expiry from 18y to 1y

clarify published logic, add more date formats

Add another date pattern, add published to atom feeds

rss: eliminate content

remove fmt

awful worker pool implementation

text/template -> html/template

ensure static handler takes priority over user handler

cutephrase cleanup squad

remove unused randomCutePhrase

Merge pull request #1 from reeseovine/main

increase mobile-friendliness

patch up some wording

remove Summary from settings page, which should improve load time dramatically

move domain line down to duration line

add nice time duration printout, muck with some css

lil rewording

simplify, +changelog, -quotes, restyle, etc

sqlite: panic -> log.fatal refactor

sqlite: s -> db

nothing

fmt -> log

lil updates

move rootHandler to site.go

pointer-ize all of muh structs

simplify reaper codebase, move Stale() to rss

add more robust handling for feed fetch failures

add zicos bloggy

remove custom reaper func

fork slymarbo/rss, relax xml decoding

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hardcode vore.db

nvm

minor name changes

sort by url

style updoots

moar style??

remove erroneous ToLower messing things up

reaper: update -> refresh, wait until Refresh()

panic on weird db action

Refresh every 15 minutes, dont refresh unless its time

simplify fetch_error flow

use persistent cookie instead of session cookie, expire in 18y

fix index for phonez

remove date, restyle a lil

fix printDomain bug

add TrimSpace to parseDomain

do our best to trim the domain str

new style hbu

remove unnecessary error handling

make fetch error handling more robust

Revert "only write feedfetcherror if changed"

This reverts commit ccc2f91587c85d84e2bbfec85a7e40040dc8427f.

only write feedfetcherror if changed

print all returned http errors

add better error handling for user creation

add icyphox to demo

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moar ux

ux

holy shit its almost done

fix delete ur own feedz bug

better error handling

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add textbox: submission works!!

add submittable text box to feeds page

table-ize feed list

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implement reaper

feeds.gay -> vore

implement userHandler

make site more friendly

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minor changes

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clean up login logic

add user auth system

bleh

in the beginning, there was darkness

add static file handler. add logo, rendered icons, and manifest for browser favicon and home screen launcher. add 3 lines of js and an empty serviceworker.js so it works as a PWA.

css: static font-size, less side margins

Because `max-width` is set in pixels, and `font-size` is relative to the display width, as the screen gets wider, the *less* characters fit on a line. This gets especially absurd on ultrawide displays.

AFAIK the default font size should always be readable, so I just removed the explicit `font-size` completely, which fixes the issue. `max-width` could also be changed to be measured in `ch`, to make the characters/line consistent across fonts, but I wanted to change as little as possible.

I also removed the `ul` padding. It doesn't really do anything on large screens, and I think the additional space on narrow screens is worth it.