The UI has a handful of dependencies attached to window (angular,
jquery, lodash, etc). In the case of schedules, jquery was included
and extended as expected, but then clobbered by another module. This
prevented the Select2 dependency from working as expected.
Rather than relying on webpack to export particular dependencies as
global, that work is done in the vendor entry point now instead.
This attempts to detect if there are migrations in-progress and will
force display an interstitial page in the process that attempts to
load the index page every 10s until it succeeds.
This is only attached in production settings so the development
environment can proceed even if the migrations haven't been applied yet
* Use git+https prefix in git-based npm dependencies
* Use ejs template for index to fix extraneous slash in path
* Remove outdated documentation
* Remove unused service
* Regenerate shrinkwrap
