From the ETL pipeline work on June 22, 2021

This data needs to be centralized for globalview, to make sure that everyone
is using the same SDGs

There are places where we want to specify what the name in the output
is, rather than letting it inherit.  At the same time, changed
LinkedSecondSheet to take a list of dictionaries, rather than multiple
arguments.

This only happens in some places, not on page loads.  But it breaks
javascript in weird ways as browser tries to render extra thigns.  This
manifested as breaking visual editor.

Change is based on https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgUser

This required, for some of the competitions, to run the data through
dos2unix, which changed the shas.  But also, at the etl library level,
we needed to remove the unicode <feff> character that sometimes gets
added to the start of the csvs.

Because we now have a deployed wiki that is not torque enabled (the help
wiki), and that wiki also needs simplebook installed, we need to split
the configuration between the base that installs simplebook, and the one
that manages the connection to torque.

It didn't get changes after the ansible refactor, and so failed to work
with the mediawiki upgrade correctly.  This brings it up to date with
the rest of the competitions, and corrects some other errors (like
referencing proposals instead of LFC100Change2020 in etl pipeline) so
that it once again works in production.

Now that simplebook is in production, the old system can be completely
removed.  It's also been removed from production.

This competition was deemed no longer required, as it was a vestige of a
time long past.  It was removed from production, and thus also from
here.

There are some wikis that don't need a csv2wiki or mwlib user.  For
those, we shouldn't attempt (and fail) to create the users.

This goes in base because it's not really a competition.

There's also a correction of a miscommit on the start of this that left
the script in a bad place.

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