Replace Vite with Astro #34
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While Vue3/Vite is good for single-page apps, it really doesn't support multipage apps like we want for Babel Validation, and switching to a completely new system will take a prohibitively large period of time. Luckily, there is a solution: Astro is a static page generator that allows Vue applications to be embedded in it. So -- with a lot of work -- we can modify the multipage Vue app into a multi-page Astro site containing multiple Vue components embedded in it. Our eventual goal is (probably) to transition to whatever Astro's native framework is, but in the short run this should be good enough.