Add pull request viewer

[WarningImHack3r]

After exposing my thoughts on Twitter, here is the practice: a Pull Request Viewer.

What is this?

It's a dedicated page where you can see the details of the pull request you click on from the homepage.
Most of the info you'd normally get when clicking the GitHub link is there: author, title, body, but also file changes and even the content of the closing issues!

Why?

Because it's a quick way to get the info you'd normally need to load the whole GitHub website for, because it's not that hard to make and most importantly because it's fun to make and will provide a good user experience.

Ok then what's the progress status?

Here it is:

• Creating the buttons on the main page
  • Making them look good
  • Giving them the right link
  • Making them appear only where it's relevant
• Creating the routes
• Creating the view page
  • Fetching the right info
  • Displaying it (lots of stuff to do here, look for TODOs in the changed files to get an idea of how close I am to being done!)
  • Fix the last details (do responsive, check light mode, fix refreshing problem)

Are there indirect changes you had to make?

Yes. Here they are:

• Change the Octokit library from @octokit/rest to octokit to be able to use GraphQL (because I have to)
• Move the Octokit client creation to /+layout.ts
• Prevent the navbar shortcut to show elsewhere than the home page

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