Add browser support #132
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Proposal
I'm proposing that we add a website to browse the Fluent Emoji library, visualizing the artwork, exploring metadata, versions, groupings, etc. I built an ASP.NET Core Blazor WebAssembly site that will automatically deploy itself to a gh-pages branch, and be hosted on the GitHub pages site of this repository. As changes occur, it will automatically update.
Features
The site features a search bar for free text filtering on keywords and names. Likewise, you can filter on versions. Selecting an emoji, displays the corresponding metadata.json contents in a dialog. The site supports light, dark, and system themes, and provides a link back to the GitHub repo.
Sample
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