Update/trim dependencies

[adroitwhiz]

I've split this PR into 5 commits:

• Update QUnit

  • QUnit changed the name of their package from qunitjs to qunit. I've updated this where necessary.

• Update resemble.js

  • While it's undergone 2 major version bumps, tests which use it still seem to run properly.

• Remove moment.js

  • Moment.js was only used for formatting the publish date in the build process. I've replaced it with the Date object's toISOString method.
  • As a result, publish date timestamps will now be in UTC rather than the local timezone of the machine that the build was run on.

• Remove animation-frame, blueimp-canvas-to-blob, jsdoc-to-markdown

  • These dependencies appear to have been previously used for testing, but are no longer used.

• Update node-minify

  • node-minify has been split into multiple small packages. I've brought in the packages used by this project.

[jonobr1]

I sound like a broken record, but this awesome and super appreciative to have another set of eyes on this codebase! Thanks!

[jonobr1]

I'm getting errors when running node ./utils/build because I have custom jsdocs comments @nota-bene. Did you get these as well? If so how did you work around this to

[adroitwhiz]

Which branch are you running it in? It doesn't look like utils/build is doing anything JSDoc-related in dev.

[jonobr1]

It's in the dev branch. I'm getting these parse errors with the latest closure compiler modules:

Input_0:15593 (JSC_PARSE_ERROR)

Parse error. illegal use of unknown JSDoc tag "nota"; ignoring it

Because there are @nota-bene custom jsdocs symbols added for inline documentation.

Now that we're talking about it, though. In your ES6 PR you changed the compiler so maybe this isn't a huge issue.

[adroitwhiz]

Sorry about that. Indeed, it looks like the latest version of Closure Compiler tries to parse JSDoc comments, but errors out if it considers them invalid.

There's a way to add custom JSDoc annotation names in Closure Compiler itself, but node-minify doesn't expose the flag.

[jonobr1]

Amazing, should be straightforward to amend the build script to add those terms. I can do that. Thanks for the info!