- empty MapDispatchToProps (dispatch)
- remove `on…` VM listeners from props passed to wrapped component.

Move listeners up to vmListenerHOC, and add listeners for new turbo mode events from scratch-vm#1413

* Export initial states for each reducer
* combine all gui reducers (excludes scratchPaint and intl)
* combine all initial states to create default guiState for preloading in www
* expect all of the gui state to be accessible at `state.scratchGui`

Prevent crashes resulting from the editing target not being on the target list.

Revert "Changes to hash should happen through project loader hoc. Changes to the current project id and current project data should happen in a reducer since they are part of global state. That way, the load button can affect the global project data as well."

This reverts commit e4fe143b.

Changes to hash should happen through project loader hoc. Changes to the current project id and current project data should happen in a reducer since they are part of global state. That way, the load button can affect the global project data as well.

to target pane, which already has all the needed props.

This reduces the complexity of the reducer, as well as how frequently it's run. The VM will emit a targets update after a step if any target info has changed.

Otherwise it's very annoying to get access to the storage engine to load asset data.

With jscodeshift thank God

Attaching the storage module in `vmListenerHOC` means it can propagate
down to the GUI, stage, and blocks naturally. The default VM property
value has been removed from those places so that we're not instantiating
extra VM instances any more. Instead, using one of those components
outside of the `vmListenerHOC` framework will require providing a VM
instance as a property.

In preparation to split the sprites from the stage, start managing the target list state in a single place.