v1 launch

[amitu]

• move code to this repo
• split the fastn code into ui component library and "backend ui", which calls backend data (wasm APIs), and uses ui component library to build ui. for ui component library also create scenarios folder, and show all possible scenarios, so without running backend we can work on UI.
• remove dyte specific functionalities (chat, poll, plugins etc)
• custom page template (allow me to create meet.ftd, where I import the this package's components and create the page I like)
• show all meetings in dashboard, but just the ones created by current user
• show meetings as soon as they are created, currently it only shows after the meeting is over
• allow me to rejoin a meeting I have closed (in the meeting list show a link to join)
• track meeting attendance (every time someone joins or leaves, create an entry in meeting_attendenc table or something)
• create a meeting template
• lets talk entry in fifthtry marketplace
• logged in people cant change their names
• using wasm from dependencies
• after leaving the meeting take user to /talk/ page

Later

• allow meeting name change while the meeting is happening (assume anyone can change it, change should go to meeting event table maybe so history is visible. maybe attendance table should be meeting history table, with all sorts of meeting related events tracked)
• meeting agenda: this should allow people to add items, and mark agenda as done, and mark agenda as "current" (meaning right now we are discussing this one). for each agenda there can be a chat behind it, so people can comment on agenda, or note things down)
• meeting notes: open ended multiple people can edit together notebook
• action items: a series of checklist (with assignee and possible due date for what we discussed we will do next)
• chat: general purpose chat
• embedded excalidraw whiteboard
• browser notification support
• meeting lobby (so meetings are not all open)
• meeting short-codes: meeting guids are not easy to remember, shortcodes for meeting, with lobby, can make things more memorable, easier for persistent meetings eg demo days, which happens every so often.