Removed bootstrap in favor of module css

[Cellule]

Summary

Bootstrap has been a pain to maintain with all the breaking changes left and right.
I used AI assisted coding to get rid of it as much as possible.
The end result is not exactly the same, but I think it solves a few annoyances I've had over time in terms of consistency & readability

Changes

• Removed Bootstrap in favor of css modules
• Use consistent buttons in the sidebar with improved visibility
• Improved layout for PDF printing
• Improved footer readability
• Change webpage title to show npc name. This should help identify tabs and default filename for printing
• Used a scrollable container for the history tab
• The options and secondary buttons are now hidden by default on mobile and small viewports and can be expanded on demand
• Reduced bundle size

Screenshot/Examples

The following screenshot cut the background because of the way I took the screenshot, it scrolls properly on the website

Bryce Glorybluff - NPC Generator.pdf

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src/main.tsx:3

• Removing the file extension in the App import may cause module resolution issues in some environments. Ensure the project's configuration supports this pattern.

import App from "./App";

src/UserInput.tsx:182

• The button rendering the 'Copied!' state lacks an explicit type attribute, which may default to 'submit' when used within a form. Consider adding type='button' to prevent unintended form submissions.

<button className={`${styles.button} ${styles.buttonOutline} ${styles.buttonOutlinePrimary}`}>

src/UserInput.tsx:194

• The 'Copy to Clipboard' button also lacks an explicit type attribute. Adding type='button' will prevent it from inadvertently submitting the form.

<button className={`${styles.button} ${styles.buttonOutline} ${styles.buttonOutlineSecondary}`}>