Implement Web Renderer #793
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This adds a new renderer for the web that renders to a canvas, which can then be easily attached anywhere in the DOM with any size. This should allow the web LiveSplit One to replace its React / HTML based renderer, bringing the rendering more in line with the native renderer, with features like arbitrary resizing and horizontal splits. Additionally this should improve the performance a lot and help remove a lot of the code from the web LiveSplit One.
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This adds a new renderer for the web that renders to a canvas, which can then be easily attached anywhere in the DOM with any size. This should allow the web LiveSplit One to replace its React / HTML based renderer, bringing the rendering more in line with the native renderer, with features like arbitrary resizing and horizontal splits. Additionally this should improve the performance a lot and help remove a lot of the code from the web LiveSplit One.