This required forcing all the competitions with Annual Operating Budget
to match values with each other, so that the global TOC worked.  To that
end, code was put into the central etl library.

* Removes nodejs coming from apt
* Sets the simplebook git version to a sha (so that re-deployments are
  consistent in production)

Instead of removing the link via editing the sidebar, just hides it via
css.  The sidebar edit proved too much of a hassle, in that it didn't
actually work correctly.

Issue #131: Remove 'Printable version' tool from all Torque wikis

This change was made in the SimpleBook plugin, so it no longer required.

* Needs nodejs on debian machines
* Add supervisor restart

Also adds the export tables role to all the competitions.

Vector in mediawiki 1.35.0 made it so that portlets like the one in
torque on the left menu are hidden, so this overrides that.

Lots of little changes to pave the way for it.  New variables need to be
set, and version numbers need to be updated.

This is for a mediawiki extensions that allows downloading tables as
csvs/xlsxs.

This updates all competitions to use simplebook instead of collection.

If an existing deployment is using collection, the wiki configuration
must be manually updated (or explicitly replaced) so that both
simplebook and collection are not present at the same time

Issue #122

Add redis to SimpleBook

This installs and configures redis, which is a SimpleBook dependency.

Issue #123

NodeJS was being installed in a way that would hang in ansible, due to
the fact that it invoked sudo instead of specifying that the entire
command set should be invoked as sudo

Issue #123

ECW2020 Finalist Attachments

Add SimpleBook to LLIIA2020

ECW2020 can now ingest finalist attachments with a CSV mapping between
the zip folders and the proposal IDs.

Issue #126

ECW2020 loaded the new deploy tooling but didn't invoke it for
decryption. This is no longer the case!

This is the first competition to use SimpleBook, so adding it
individually even though we will not want to do this on
a one-commit-per-competition basis down the line.

This sets up LLIIA2020 to use the simplebook role instead of the
collection role.

Issue #122

See README updates for information about the script.

100Change2017 and 100Change2017Partners use postgres, while everything
else can use mysql.

This was causing the list to have N+1 items, with the final one being
empty, which was rendering weirdly on the template.

Fix book css

Pages were cutting very close to the bottom when printed; this adds
a 50px margin on all sides of the page.

Issue #120

There was an issue with long URLs breaking word wrap and the solution at
the time was to set a very wide min-width. This is not ideal for all
viewports, including printing, so we are moving to a word-wrap rule.

Because of flex box there is an additional improvement necessary, which
is that flex-boxes will specify a default min width of whatever the
longest element (before word breaks).  By specifying a smaller min-width
we prevent that auto calculation.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36150458/flex-item-overflows-container-due-to-long-word-even-after-using-word-wrap/36150638

Issue #120

Fix SimpleBook template

The torque view was being improperly parsed as being the literal string
`"false"` in situations where no view had been set.

Issue #118

Some SimpleBook fixes