* WebRTC functionality is now 100% working as intended for Safari and
iPad browsers!
* The legacy WebRTC API had properties like offerToReceiveVideo
available on createOffer(), to set up a receive-only channel, but the
modern WebRTC API had removed these and Safari only supports the
modern API.
* The modern solution for the same feature is to add a recvonly
transceiver to the connection in place of offering a local video/audio
stream to share.
* Try a new strategy to get Apple (iPad/iPhone) webcams to connect.
* "Apple compatibility mode" setting: on by default if iPad/iPhone is
detected or can be opted into in the chat settings Misc tab.
* In Apple compat mode: when you open someone else's webcam, you always
attach your local video on the WebRTC offer. This would normally make
your video auto-open on the remote side, but the previous commit
updates the chat page to ignore offered video if you did not opt-in to
auto-open your viewer's camera.
* This should satisfy the two-way video call limitation in Safari: the
iPad always shares its video and gets video from the person they are
watching.
* If the person they are watching did not auto-open your video: they
ignore the attached video on your offer and don't display it.
Move some chat modals into external components:
* LoginModal
* ExplicitOpenModal
* ReportModal
* The Photo Modal was hoisted into the main index.html page, because it is not
a Vue component and relied on global onclick handlers and the DOM.
Spin off some external JS modules:
* isAppleWebkit moved to lib/browsers.js
* Local Storage management centralized and moved to lib/LocalStorage.js
