Status Chart: Remove videos, hide bugs/issues by default #4235
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As discussed in the weekly maintainers meeting, this removes the video line that was added in #3129. The code review videos were very useful, but we simply haven't had time to record or especially transcribe them for uploading, nor will we for the foreseeable future. I looked at the original diff and manually (not mechanically) reverted the changes.
Also as discussed, this hides the bugs and issues lines by default, to reduce visual noise. This is definitely interesting data, but it's not a metric that we're constantly obsessed with.
In the readme, I noticed that there was an outdated mention of es-module-shims (after #3645), which I've dropped.
As usual there are weekly updates and minor dependency updates, including a new minor version of chart.js (no display changes AFAICT; I load the old and new charts into different tabs and switch between them with Ctrl+2 and Ctrl+3 for example to see if glitches have appeared).
Because this contains coordinated changes between the JS/TS and HTML, there's a "REGEN BEFORE MERGING" commit that will accumulate merge conflicts.
📉 Live preview: stephantlavavej.github.io/STL/