Put vendorized files to a separate submodule repository #700
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Downloading the asset files in setup.py can fail, and it is better to force the download go via "git clone --recursive".
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Downloading the asset files in setup.py can fail, and it is better to
force the download go via "git clone --recursive".
It is not useful to store minified JS/CSS files in the main repository,
so put them to a separate place. Clear separation may also make things
easier for linux distros that don't like minified files.