Basic web frontend #22
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New initiative-web crate will serve as the root crate for the WASM build.
Removed a bunch of unnecessary references to rand::Rng, or worse, super::Rng.
Update crate names to use kebab-case instead of snake_case.
initiative-web now depends on (and invokes!) initiative-core. Turns out all it required was a bit of massaging of dependencies. Currently it does nothing but show a prescripted popup, but soon!
The prompt will now take input from the user. Output is still shown in alert for now.
Output will now be written to the page rather than display in an alert.
Code size isn't presently a big priority, so removed the wee_alloc feature and its associated dependency.
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Cross-compiles the application to WebAssembly, providing a web frontend. Neat, huh?
Resolves #19.