use new standards for CEs #23
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Much like github/auto-complete-element#104 and github/auto-check-element#62, this PR upgrades us to the latest idioms we have within the Custom Elements landscape at GitHub. This means:
Develop development changes:
Uses web-test-runner over karma.
Uses a slightly improved eslint config
Minor changes to TSconfig
Uses esbuild over rollup
User faces changes:
Emits JSX types, making it compatible with React
Reworks exports allowing for various patterns, including importing the web component without defining, or defining under different scopes or registries.
Outputs a custom elements manifest.
These changes make it easier for us to integrate into various systems, without causing breakages in older systems.
Closes #21, #20, #19, #17, #14, #13, #12