Added ADR #3 re: jQuery

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+# Remove jQuery and jQuery UI dependencies
+
+📆 **Updated**: Aug 17, 2022
+
+🙋🏽‍♀️ **Status** Proposed
+
+## ℹ️ Context
+
+- The current use of jQuery 1.7.1 is a low vulnerability (XSS)
+- The version is old and new changes are a bit of a pain (e.g. need to read old API docs)
+- The version can be upgraded but that takes effort (same as above, APIs have changed)
+- It's currently responsible for 80%+ (LOC) in `site.js`
+- We don't support legacy browsers, such as IE, anymore
+
+## 🤔 Decision
+
+Remove jQuery and jQuery UI dependencies. We will be using vanilla JavaScript, rather than immediately switching to another framework, to keep the performance overhead to a minimum.
+
+## 🎬 Consequences
+
+- Remove XSS vulnerability
+- Lighter pages
+- We can take advantage of everything the web platform had to offer without a layer of a polyfill-style library
+
+## Process
+
+We need to move each jQuery/jQueryUI piece one at a time and once we're done, delete the jQ\* code. A list of features we currently use (possibly incomplete):
+
+- dialogs
+- tabs
+- dragging and resizing
+- viewport offsets
+- sizing elements
+- getting OS scrollbar width
+- displaying local time
+- tooltips
+- scroll handling and animation
+- editting test labels via async requests (`$.ajax`)
+- sortable tables (Request Details) which is implementation #3 in addition to a new DIY one and one from Google JS APIs
+
+As prep work, move all jQ* dependencies out of `site.js` so it's easier to tell application callsites vs internal dependencies. Some of the jQ* code is not minified so it's not immediately obvious if this is application code.
+
+## 📝 Changelog
+
+- 07/07/2022 Proposed
+- 08/17/2022 Comments addressed