Update README and remove legacy code - #2771
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This PR is part of a small project to make the
stackblitz/corerepository more user-friendly and a better reflection of StackBlitz products and technology.One part of this project is removing legacy code this is not used anymore and does not meaningfully represent the current feature set and capabilities of StackBlitz and its SDK and APIs.
This PR removes this legacy code. But that code is not deleted completely:
archivebranch which is a duplicate of the current state ofmain, and which will not be affected by this PR. See Rewrite README.md to make clear that all code is archived #2770.Finally, this PR rewrites this repo's
README.mdto remove links to posts from 2017 about the original StackBlitz technical architecture and Turbo. Instead, we link to our current docs, the StackBlitz blog, and the WebContainers website. I’ve also added links to a few select repositories.Questions:
archivebranch from the updated README in themainbranch? I don’t know how much visibility we want to give it.