Fix build by not using brotli compression yet

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Walkthrough

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The recent changes involve updates to the GitHub Actions workflow, the introduction of two new service worker files, and modifications to the build script. The workflow now omits an environment variable, while the service workers enhance request handling. Additionally, the build script has been adjusted to increase Node.js memory allocation, aiming to bolster performance during builds. It’s like tidying up your room—out with the clutter, in with the shiny new stuff!

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.github/workflows/TestBuild.yml	Removed environment variable IS_TEST from the "Build" job, simplifying configuration.
public/sw-legacy.js, public/sw-modern.js	Introduced two new service workers that intercept network requests and respond using the fetch API.
script/build	Modified build command to include NODE_OPTIONS=--max_old_space_size=6144 for increased memory allocation.
script/gulp/app.js	Simplified import path for compress.js and added trailing commas in gulp task definitions for style consistency.
script/gulp/compress.js	Introduced a new Gulp task to compress various file types using Zopfli compression.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant ServiceWorker
    participant Network

    User->>ServiceWorker: Request Resource
    ServiceWorker->>Network: Fetch Resource
    Network-->>ServiceWorker: Return Resource
    ServiceWorker-->>User: Provide Resource

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And there you have it! A little bit of spring cleaning, a sprinkle of new features, and a dash of performance boost—just like a good recipe! Remember, if code were a cake, this would be the icing on top! 🍰

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 55701d8 and 325ac42.

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• script/gulp/app.js (3 hunks)
• script/gulp/compress.js (1 hunks)

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script/gulp/compress.js (1)

1-16: Looking good! 👍

The file looks good overall. It's like a breath of fresh air in the codebase! 🌬️

Just a few minor nitpicks to make it even better. Once those are addressed, this file will be ready to compress the heck out of those files! 🗜️💨

script/gulp/app.js (5)

4-4: Simplifying imports is always a good idea!

The change from a relative import path to a direct import for compress.js is a great way to reduce complexity and improve readability. It's like decluttering your code closet - out with the long winding paths, in with the simple and straightforward!

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23-23: Embracing the power of the trailing comma!

Adding a trailing comma to the "generate-translations" item is a fantastic way to future-proof your code. It's like leaving a spare seat at the table for any new guests (or in this case, new gulp tasks) that might come along later. Adhering to modern JavaScript conventions is always a smart move!

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27-28: Another trailing comma joins the party!

Just like its friend at line 23, the trailing comma added to the "webpack-watch-app" item is a welcome addition to the gulp task array. It's like having a trusty sidekick that's always ready to make room for new adventures (or gulp tasks)!

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44-45: The trailing comma trio is complete!

With the addition of a trailing comma to the "gen-pages-app-prod" item, we now have a happy little family of future-proofed gulp tasks. It's like the Three Musketeers of code formatting - all for one (style) and one for all (readability)!

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Line range hint 1-46: A round of applause for the code cleanup!

The changes made throughout this file are like a breath of fresh air. By simplifying imports and embracing modern JavaScript conventions, the code becomes more maintainable and easier to work with. It's like giving your codebase a spa day - it comes out feeling refreshed, rejuvenated, and ready to take on the world (or at least the next build)!

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