WebHost: Refactor tracker.py, removal of dead code, and tweaks to layouts of some tracker pages.

[ThePhar]

What is this fixing or adding?

This is a huge refactor of tracker.py in WebHost and depending files.

Tracker API Changes:

• Removes all the root-level LTTP functions/variables and moves them to LTTP render functions.
• Remove imports of item_id_to_name/location_id_to_name lookup tables.
  • These are also completely removed from worlds/__init__.py as they are no longer needed.
• Creates a "preliminary" Tracker API helper object to build potential objects/lookups for each world that wants to implement their own tracker.
  • Long term goal is to finalize what functions are available, create documentation, and move world-specific render functions, templates, and resources to their cooresponding world once future of WebHost is decided. For now, this is a middle ground.
  • Imports network_data_package only to check if game exists in datapackage to prevent WebHost from loading the tracker if relevant world folder/apworld is removed on same machine WebHost is running from.
• Item/Location lookup dicts/functions check the game to prepare for Core: Remove Universally Unique ID Requirements (Per-Game Data Packages) #1933 which will allow games to overlap ids so knowing the game is important.
• Subsequent calls on TrackerData methods will return cached results for that request to prevent developers from computing more than necessary.

Multiworld/Player Template Changes:

• All player-specific custom game trackers now temporarily include a link to the generic tracker for better UX.
• All player-specific generic trackers now include a link to any custom game tracker, if one exists.
• All player-specific generic trackers now include relevant hints.
  • Relevant player's name is bolded on this hints table.
• All tracker tables can now be resized by the user.
• Added a link to Multiworld Tracker from player-specific generic trackers.
• Improved "Multistream" link when visible on Multiworld Tracker page.
• Added "game" column to hints columns to show which game the item is contained in.
• Tweaked Factorio multiworld tracker to match unicode symbols as ALTTP multiworld tracker.
• Tweaked ALTTP multiworld tracker to display number of obtained Triforce Pieces.
• Added hover text for icons on Factorio and ALTTP multiworld trackers.
• Only show relevant players on game-specific multiworld trackers instead of all players.
  • Also hides game column, since it's inferred.
• Slight style changes to navigation/search/info text.

CustomServer Changes:

• Defined YouTube and Twitch as only supported platforms in !video command doccomment.

MISC Changes:

• Code style improvements.
• Rename of some files/functions.
• Removed lookup_any_item_id_to_name and lookup_any_location_id_to_name functions.
• Removed logging for "custom mode" worlds that use data_version: 0 as it doesn't current do anything in AP core anyway.
  • Only relevant for legacy clients that do not support checksums, which will be dropped in Core: Remove Universally Unique ID Requirements (Per-Game Data Packages) #1933, anyway.

How was this tested?

Thoughoughly generated multiple rooms with a variety of games that both include and do not include custom trackers.

• Verified all multiworld trackers and game trackers still worked correctly and updated when items were received, locations were checked, and hints were broadcasted.
• Verified multistream link renders properly and links correctly.
• Verified links to and from generic trackers work.

If this makes graphical changes, please attach screenshots.

[ThePhar]

Requested reviews from all relevant world owners (and @jonloveslegos / @lordlou as you both haven't accepted collaborator invite) since I touched your world's tracker code.

Also Farrak for the WebHost front-end changes.

[ThePhar]

Some form of these changes will be required to complete #1933.

[Ziktofel]

Looks good for SC2 as long as it works

[LegendaryLinux]

I do have a minor UX flow issue.

The generic multiworld tracker has this UI:

Clinking on the slot for LttP gives you this:

And clicking on "Switch to Generic Tracker" gives you this:

Which returns to the multiworld tracker, which is labelled "Generic."

Not a huge issue, and I think people will figure out the flow easily enough, but I guarantee some will be confused.

Other than that, HTML / CSS / JS looks good to me.

[LegendaryLinux]

RIP Internet Explorer users 🤣.

[ThePhar]

Good.

[lordlou]

I didnt do the SM tracker. I think its @TauAkiou.