Replace ruby/rb/rt tags to div #1
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Firefox enforce height of rb and rt, and it can not patch by `!important` flag. To fix wrong render between each browsers, I can not use ruby tag and use div commonly. I considered also `display: ruby`, but Firefox only supports that and others does not. This commit(and PR) make header same at each browsers.
1. Rollback contents in `<h1>`. It will keep symantic. 2. Add new JavaScript codes to replace contents in `<h1>` to pritty display markup.
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Firefox enforce height of rb and rt, and it can not patch by
!importantflag. To fix wrong render between each browsers, Ican not use ruby tag and use div commonly. I considered also
display: ruby, but Firefox only supports that and othersdoes not. This commit(and PR) make header same at each browsers.