feat: link live.lean-lang.org to comparator.live.lean-lang.org feat: link live.lean-lang.org to comparator.live.lean-lang.org#11
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Fix bad destination for #11
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This PR creates a configurable button, "Can I Trust This Proof", that loads the current code in Comparator Live:
Loading the website from a non-safelisted referrer link (or with no referrer link) will generate a pop-up warning. This warning is pretty dismissable: it has ClickAway behavior, it can be dismissed with an X, and the "Don't show this again" button permanently dismisses it.
or, in light mode:
The semantics of this setting need to be different from the other user settings— we do NOT want a url to be able to dismiss this warning, and we DO always want it to be saved in local storage or else the "Dismiss permanently" option is a lie. This is the same semantics used for hiding the navbar, as introduced in #10, so we add it to that part of the settings menu. Most people will interact with via the in-popup option.