Minification and css watch #36
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npm run minify) is added to reduce JavaScript size. This is presently using the default settings of uglify-js.bundle.jsis reduced from ~2.9M to ~1.6M. (Pre gzip figures)bundle.cssis already minified in its normal build step. Closes Add minification to build step #30?npm runcommands have been modified to provide additional features:npm run build-jswill build JS (unminified) with sourcemaps provided thanks to exorcist 😱npm run watch-js- as perbuild-jswhile watching JS files for changes.npm run build-csswill build CSS.npm run watch-css- as perbuild-cssbut watching for CSS file changes.npm run watchcombines bothwatch-*commands.