Modules which assume the existence of a global variable called "global"
(which exists in Node) are wrapped by Browserify during the build which
normally results in "global" being aliased to "self" or "window" in a
browser environment.

If code on the page into which H is loaded defines a global variable
called "global" however, that gets used instead and this can break such
modules. In the case of https://www.civilsprep.com, "global" is a
reference to a DOM node for example.

This commit fixes the issue by only aliasing "global" (as seen by the
module using it) to either "window" or "self" and not to any existing
variable called "global".

Fixes #2723

devserver: Extend ALLOWED_ORIGINS instead of overriding it

Add padding, fix hover state colours, tweak shadow

Making this change to increase the visibility of the adder.

Legacy API cleanup

Restructure the documentation

If a selected annotation is unavailable to a user, prompt user to sign in
if they are not signed in. If a selected annotation is unavailable to a user
and they are already signed in, display a message.

See: https://trello.com/c/scNGUMBk/330-improve-copy-to-clarify-direct-linking-functionality

Use human friendly pylint names

Add enter/exit animation when adder is shown

Remove legacy ES code

Usage of this was removed by ba02aee28

The previous logic contained several errors and omissions which could
result in the card not appearing at the top of the viewport after
scrolling.

 1. If the set of visible threads changed multiple times before the timeout
    that triggered re-measuring of visible thread heights changed, then
    a measured height could be replaced with 0.

    Add checks to catch this.

 2. Account for the target scroll offset changing as a result of
    the document height increasing after the actual heights of
    cards become known and consequently the maximum possible
    scroll offset changes.

 3. Correct calculation of the position that we need to scroll the
    window to in order to have a card positioned at the top
    of the window. For the first card in the list, the position
    should be 0 (as returned by visibleThreads.yOffsetOf(...)),
    and for the Nth card it should be the total height of the N-1
    previous cards.

The previous delay made the adder feel laggy. A shorter delay gives a
snappier feel.

Add an entry animation for the adder which makes it 'pop up' or 'pop
down', depending on which direction the arrow is pointing.

Additionally, animate the color transitions when hovering over the
toolbar buttons to soften the changes.

This was missed in 6c0e21a5df.

Fix several missing 'var' declarations in streamer.js

New threading 4/N - Virtualize the thread list

Re-implement the behavior to scroll newly created annotations into view
in the sidebar so that the user can start editing them immediately.

A complication with doing this given that the annotation list is
virtualized is that if we want to scroll to the Nth visible annotation,
we may not know the actual heights of the N-1 annotations above it.

As a result of scrolling the list, some of the heights of those N-1
annotations may be updated from an estimate to an actual measured
height, changing the Y offset that we want to scroll to in order
to make the Nth annotation visible.

There are a few strategies that we could use for dealing with this:

 1. Forcibly render all N-1 annotations and measure their height.
    This is prohibitively expensive for long annotation lists.

 2. Use a cheaper method to calculate the exact height of an annotation.
    Unfortunately we don't have a way to do this at the moment.

 3. Use an iterative approach:

    a. Estimate the target position based on current known/guessed
       heights.

    b. Scroll to the estimated position, which will trigger re-rendering
       and possibly alter the known thread heights.

    c. Re-estimate the target position and if it changed, go to step b.

This commit implements the third method.

These elements are used purely to reserve space for offscreen threads
which are not actually present in the DOM, so they should not occupy any
space beyond that assigned to their 'height' inline style properties.

Annotation cards have a small (~8px) margin at the bottom which needs to
be taken into account when computing the height of each thread in order
to accurately size the spacer element which reserves space for
off-screen threads.

Expand the class description to better explain how virtualization
improves UI performance.

Prior to this unsaved changes were lost when an annotation being edited
was scrolled off-screen and the annotation component was destroyed.

There was already a mechanism in place for persisting unsaved changes
to a temporary store when switching accounts and when switching groups
but this was only triggered when the signed in user changed or the
focused group changed.

This commit unifies the handling of all three cases by listening
for the '$destroy' event which is fired whenever an <annotation>
is about to be destroyed.

Use transform3d() to force the top bar onto a new compositor layer so
that it does not judder around when scrolling the window.

The better fix here will be to make the body scroll rather than the
whole window.

Make the sidebar handle "large" (ie. 50+) numbers of annotation threads
much better by virtualizing the thread list. Virtualizing means that we
only instantiate <annotation-thread> components for threads which are
either in or 'near' (above/below) the viewport. For the remaining
offscreen threads space is reserved by a couple of <li> elements above
and below the visible threads.

Following the introduction of the <annotation-thread> component this is
now unused.

This also removes the JWZ threading implementation since the
functionality this provided is now implemented by `build-thread.js`

New threading 3/N - Render annotation threads using new threading infrastructure

Make the behavior of the new threading implementation consistent with that of
the previous threading implementation by displaying the total number of visible
annotations (+ replies) as the search result count.

Fix "Set changed size ..." error in websocket server

Postgres to ElasticSearch reindexer

As noted in https://github.com/hypothesis/h/pull/3284#issuecomment-219031557
threads which have been explicitly collapsed need to have their
expansion state reset when the filter query changes.

This commit resolves this by moving the search query and sort UI state
into the annotationUI Redux store and handles the state update
in a SET_FILTER_QUERY action.

This means that the rootThread module no longer maintains any primary
state of its own, just state derived from the current annotationUI
state.

Given a thread like this:

    A-
     |- B
        |- C
        |- D
     |- E

Where only 'B' matches the search filter, the rendered output should be:

    View 4 more in conversation
     |- B
        View two more in conversation

Only annotations, not replies can be selected, so only filter top-level
annotations against the selection map.

This resulted in an issue where 'View N more in conversation' being
shown where 'N' was the number of replies when selecting an annotation
with replies in the page.

See https://github.com/hypothesis/h/pull/3285#issuecomment-218734287

This replaces the rendering of conversation threads using
the new threading implementation.

 * Add <annotation-thread> component to render Thread objects
   generated by rootThread.

 * Expose the Thread generated by the `rootThread` service on
   the scope so that <annotation-thread> can render it.

 * Remove logic and tests in <annotation> for updating reply
   counts and thread states as these are no longer needed.

This adds a service that listens for changes in the UI state and
the set of loaded annotations and generates a thread structure in
response, which can then be visualized by a view.

This commit also adds a first integration test which wires together
the non-visual parts of the new threading implementation.

 * Add 'annotations' to the UI state in annotationUI and update
   this when annotations are loaded or unloaded.

 * Add rootThread which listens for changes in the UI state and
   generates a new conversation thread structure in response.

 * Add an integration test which tests the wiring of the non-visual
   parts of the new threading implementation.

This adds a service that listens for changes in the UI state and
the set of loaded annotations and generates a thread structure in
response, which can then be visualized by a view.

This commit also adds a first integration test which wires together
the non-visual parts of the new threading implementation.

 * Add 'annotations' to the UI state in annotationUI and update
   this when annotations are loaded or unloaded.

 * Add rootThread which listens for changes in the UI state and
   generates a new conversation thread structure in response.

 * Add an integration test which tests the wiring of the non-visual
   parts of the new threading implementation.

Move hypothesis-celery command to h.cli

Prune old and crufty migrations

Add a `hypothesis migrate` command

New threading 1/N - Begin to centralize UI state in annotationUI