* Fix error when trying to delete user with uploaded images
`{"error":"database_error","description":"Database Error: Error while interacting with the database: error returned from database: update or delete on table \"users\" violates foreign key constraint \"uploaded_images_owner_id_fkey\" on table \"uploaded_images\""}`
* Update certain things to use Ghost instead of deleting entirely
* Fix mistake
* Make it slightly clearer that the app is in beta and add linux disclaimer. Also changed the way Modrinth App was being referred to as a regular noun instead of a proper noun
* i18n for app page
* update home page to use ~content
* Improve project page performance by removing unnecessary slow request for featured versions
* Allow existing featured versions users to continue using it with deprecation warning.
* Fix redirect from project ID
* improve fix
* improve accessibility of environment selector
* lint
* fix mobile accessibility of project settings and improve message for those without permission
* disable envs when multiple + lint
This reconciles a couple of differences between the frontend and backend regarding gallery image uploads.
- Frontend: The frontend thought that the limit should be 500 MiB for gallery images. This is obviously not right. It has been updated to 5 MiB.
- Backend: The backend has been rejecting anything between 2 MiB and 5 MiB, but this is inconsistent with prior usage, where the limit used to be 5 MiB. It has been updated to allow anything under 5 MiB.
Fixes#4291
* Ensure that fetch errors are properly propagated
* Handle user not found errors better in add_friend
* Cargo fmt
* Introduce new LabrinthError returnable by fetch_advanced
* Allow enter key to send a friend request
These changes add a layered hook to the `markdown-it` renderer rules to
resolve `<img>` element `src` attributes and `<a>` element `href`
attributes to a path-absolute relative URL, to ensure that such URLs
always point to the same resource URL even when the URL the current
resource is being viewed from changes.
This fixes an issue with relative links and image source URLs being
broken when a blog post was watched from a URL that lacked a trailing
slash, as web browsers adjust the path relative URLs are resolved from
depending on whether such character is present, and we didn't account
for that.
While at it, I've rebuilt all the blog posts and their associated RSS
feed.
Prospector