feat(www): refactor insights pages and add packages

[joshblack]

This PR cleans up some of our www pages and adds support for packages. This is to make it easier to get details for a specific package (like component props) in a future PR. Here's a quick video of the changes

Screen.Recording.2021-12-13.at.12.11.06.mov

Changelog

New

• Add new project support and test components like Flex, Box, and Text to help with building out pages

Changed

• Update build task for @carbon/react to include _layer in output

Removed

Testing / Reviewing

• Review as much or as little as you want! www is just a playground for project stats
• If you want to run it locally, make sure you export GH_TOKEN=... with your GitHub Personal Access Token and run node www/tasks/collect.js to get all the GH data before running yarn develop in www

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[abbeyhrt]

Can you explain this whole file? This looks mainly like nonsense to me haha

[joshblack]

@abbeyhrt thankfully this is a file that is just copy-pasted around the internet lol. You can find the implementation for murmur hash on GitHub, but effectively it's a specific type of hash that is quick and generally useful for looking things up based on id.

This can be nice if you need something that generally needs a "stable" id, whether that's for a URL or for looking things up from different parts of a system. In terms of why murmur hash, it could 100% be replaced with any other hash function and we'd be fine 😂 it's just the one I've used most recently.

[abbeyhrt]

Looks good as far as I can tell! I'm definitely curious about how murmer.js works!