Previously modal content was rendered before the modal was use, causing a re-render on every spriteInfoReport.

`getBoundingClientRect` forces WebKit to recalculate the layout ("force reflow"), so cache the canvas bounding box rather than getting it on every mouse event.

Change Toolbox Categories to match new design color

The `info` property seems to refer to the image size, not the rotation center in the backdrop library. So if it exists, halve it to find the center.

Towards #18

Remove MediaLibrary helper since it is now unused

Now possible because we send down the correct content type for SVG assets.

Move layout styles from component stylesheets to the GUI, or the component that is placing the component.

Add a new `Box` component to control layouts, basically giving a convenient way to lay out with flexbox.

Use `Box` as the output component for any component that may need to be passed layout options. The props passing convention allows giving layout props to the final `Box` component, making wrapping with another `Box` unnecessary in some cases.

It was not being used by GUI so no reason for it to be initialized there

This will allow the GUIComponent to have control over the layout

The inline css method gives us nothing that CSS modules can't give us. This puts the project more in line with the way www works, and makes CSS actually readable.

Using class names gives us full control of the modal styles.

Refactor SpriteSelector into "Target Pane" which contains the sprite selector, stage selector, and the buttons for new sprites, costumes and backdrops.

Add a new stage selection component that displays the stage separately from the sprite list.

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

This allows the keys to be used for developer shortcuts, but also keeps the "if any key pressed" block working (and hacked key blocks).

This is mostly because it was annoying that Cmd-Opt-J didn't work, but seems like a good thing to have in general.

For now this uses the CSS `filter` property to crudely "highlight" for the active state. This is a temporary solution until we have a real design for the active states.

These were named inconsistently in scratch-vm