Various future proofing updates #17
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* make compatible with unreleased version of web-dom https://github.com/purescript-web/purescript-web-dom/tree/326c125d2f9dd5c5c1e74ac17fb95d5ddd7b4450 * fix missing import in test/Main.purs * moved from bower/psc-package to spago/registry * deleted test js and html. Because the js was doing a ES6 module import while not being used as a module itself. When used as module (for example with <script type="module" src="./index.js"></script>) CORS restrictions come into play. This should either be done with a local development server or a shim like jsdom to test it with nodejs
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This branch is usable as is, specifically for working with the upcoming version of web-dom
however i recommend to not merge it now and let it stay in draft at least until the new web-dom version is out. And secondly it would be nice to make the test runnable in the browser or nodejs.