Kermit Alexander II

Results 28 issues of Kermit Alexander II

This PR fixes instances where cost estimation is used on expressions where a `CallExpr` is nested inside of another `CallExpr` and `math.MaxUint64` is incorrectly returned. The test case included with...

**Describe the bug** Directly comparing a pair of Timestamps or Durations using either `==` or `!=` will result in an expression with an estimated cost of math.MaxUInt. Other operators (`>`,...

While currently only [implemented in Firefox](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_Grid_Layout/Masonry_Layout), if CSS3's `grid-template-rows: masonry` gains widespread adoption, then the old masonry-style catalog that Maniwani had (still shown in the README...) can be fully brought...

enhancement

This PR fixes #163 by removing any dependency on Bootstrap and some associated stuff like JQuery. In terms of design, the aim is to keep Maniwani with roughly the same...

I've been thinking about this concept for a little while now, and I thought it might be good to make an issue to discuss it a bit further. I think...

The thumbnails that Maniwani generates are currently quite large (made to fit in a 500x500-pixel box), and while this works well in some cases, oftentimes on smaller or lower-density displays...

enhancement

This is something I've been planning for a while now, so I figured it might be best to put it into an issue so a discussion can get going if...

Now that `loading="lazy"` is supported among a [decent chunk](https://caniuse.com/loading-lazy-attr) of web browsers, I think it would be good for Maniwani to use this attribute in areas where attachment thumbnails are...

enhancement
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While some Jinja templates are still used, many of them are made entirely obsolete by the React UI, so the unused templates should be removed. Off the top of my...

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This is technically blocked by #163, but I thought it worth mentioning that the README as-is contains screenshots of Maniwani as it appears from over a year ago, and the...

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