- The current make -j parallelization doesn't kill the remaining process
when one of them errors out, the causes confusion if let's css/js is not
building.

- This PR also refractors the help target to use comment based generator
which is more maintainable.

- Update the node scripts to not require `collectstatic` during
development, the runserver -> static server can find all the all files
from packages and serve them on demand.
- `make serve` now also installs python & node packages and builds the
static_src if they are outdated.

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Co-authored-by: Fredrik Jonsson <frjo@xdeb.org>

Fixes #4094. 

~~For some reason, when combining other triggers with
`revealed` the revealed trigger itself breaks while others remain fine.
Swapping for the `intersect once` trigger resolved this but I'm not
exactly sure why. Also not sure if moving forward for consistency we
should use `intersect` instead of `revealed`. @theskumar any thoughts?~~

Updated htmx from v1.9.12 -> v2.0.2 to fix the usage of multiple tags
breaking `revealed`. Tested locally and there doesn't seem to be any
major breaking changes.

Update the Browserslist and the "npx" command is not needed when running
commands in scripts.

Removes the "src" and "apply" sub directory levels resulting in a more
flat directory structure for static assets.

No changes in functionality should be a result of this. It is only to
make it easier for developers to move around the code base.

After removal of the public site, the apply homepage no longer displayed
the page title.
This PR fix the homepage to include page title.

Also, adds a subtle hover state to each of the fund list to improve it
UX.

Updgraes tailwindcss to 3.4 to make use of `text-balance` and
`text-pretty` classes

- Keeps the migrations to delete the public tables
- Updates and adds a global footer (admin configurable)
- Update the layout of homepage

Fixes #3110 #3559


## Test Steps

- [ ] Remove the public site, go to "Wagtail Admin" > "Pages", set the
"Apply Home Page" as the default page of the site. Remove the public
site page
 - [ ] Do regression of the whole site

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Co-authored-by: Wes Appler <wes@opentech.fund>

- Use `.python-version` and `.nvmrc` in CI script, single source of
truth
- Update version of python and node. 
- Update version of alpinejs, htmx and other build js
- Update minor versions of python dependencies

Easier way to check and fix formatting issues if don't want to go
precommit hooks route

Add black and prettier check to lint

Use reference scale from tailwind to update the styles of different
headers.

Overall the fonts for headers were little too large and they are now
little scaled down so they don't look blown up.

Sensible formatting is applied to form elements, esp. help-text is made
smaller.

Adminbar component used on even more pages.

PS: A lot of files are touched and also a lot of code cleanup can still
be done. So for now the best way to test this would be to navigate
through the pages pages and find any obvious issues.

- Add black, djhtml, prettier
- Add precommit


This PR add configurations for black, djhtml and prettier.

- black is used for formatting python files
- djhtml for formatting html files. Use `{# fmt: off #}` and `{# fmt: on
#}` where needed.
- prettier for formatting of sass,css,yml and js files

Note: prettier picks up some of it's config from `.editorconfig`, so
it's updated appropriately

Formating of mardown files, minified or vendored js files are ignored.

Formatting used off-the-self rules for better consistency with the
community as large.

The formatting is not applied to all the files as it will introduce a
lot of merge conflict with
current PRs, instead `pre-commit` config is provide which can be
installed by `precommit install`
locally. It will format only the modified files in the PR/commits. 

Once majority of the current active PRs are either rebased & formatted
using precommit or merged, we can
run the `make fmt` on the full repo and activate additional prettier and
black checks in our lint rules.

The modified sass files fixes the eslint error that would came up if we
were to apply the prettier formatter on them.

Fixes #3500

Fixes #3430

- [x] Simplified code
- [x] Use postgres FTS search
- [x] Improve UX for filters
- [x]  Improve submission listing
- [x] Add filter for submission date, OTF have asked about this.
- [x] Add submission ID search, see
https://github.com/HyphaApp/hypha/pull/3294
- [x]   Make sure the batch actions are working 
- [x]   Permissions check for batch actions
- [x] Ensure search index works after submissions is updated
- [x] ~Integrate Django messages framework with htmx responses~ (Not
needed)
- [x] [Fix Polynomial regular expression used on uncontrolled
data](https://github.com/HyphaApp/hypha/security/code-scanning/74

)
- [ ] make bulk update status working, currently it's hidden.

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Co-authored-by: Fredrik Jonsson <frjo@xdeb.org>

Fixes: #3112

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Co-authored-by: Saurabh Kumar <theskumar@users.noreply.github.com>

Fixes #ISSUEID

Introduce tailwindcss[1] utilities and django-web-component[2] for
frontend design isolation and reusability.

Notes:
- Saas rules take preference over the tailwind (we might want to change
it)
- In the future, the saas should be depreciated, and reusable classes
should be updated to use tailwindcss

[1] https://tailwindcss.com/
[2] https://github.com/Xzya/django-web-components



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Co-authored-by: Fredrik Jonsson <frjo@xdeb.org>

- Add htmx integration
- Add hx-boost for header nav; it degrades gracefully! 

Configure https://github.com/rstacruz/nprogress to show progress on ajax
activities.

Note: django-htmx is not used right now but will be used to add more
htmx-based functionalities.

Also, update the look of the dropdown.

Partial Fix #3127

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Co-authored-by: Fredrik Jonsson <frjo@xdeb.org>

…dev so files from dev packages are collected as well. Mainly
django-debug-toolbar.

Fixes #3074

The React app or "three column view" was built for an organisation that no longer use Hypha. No current implementors use it. Removing it simplifies Hypha quite a bit.

Co-authored-by: Saurabh Kumar <theskumar@users.noreply.github.com>