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Revamp project notifications page - #4101
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The project notifications page is the last page built with XSLT, and has numerous bugs. This page should eventually be rewritten to query and mutate data via GraphQL, but that requires some heavy lifting which isn't likely to be done for a few months. This PR rewrites the page with Vue and DaisyUI, using data generated server-side as an interim solution. I also wrote some basic tests.
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The project notifications page is the last page built with XSLT, and has numerous bugs. This page should eventually be rewritten to query and mutate data via GraphQL, but that requires some heavy lifting which isn't likely to be done for a few months. This PR rewrites the page with Vue and DaisyUI, using data generated server-side as an interim solution. I also wrote some basic tests.