I don't love this solution, but I remember not being able to figure out a way to not specify the max width because it is needed in order for the flowing to work. Without the max-width, the sprite tiles try to be in a row, pushing over everything else.

Also remove some obsolete code

Pass a `stageSize` property down from a centralized `MediaQuery` in the
GUI component, and control the size of the stage and all surrounding
elements based on that value. Note that this is a pure property and is
not stored in the Redux state, since we gain access to the results of
the media query during `render()` and we shouldn't change Redux state
during `render()`.

Some stage-adjacent elements don't yet react correctly to the smallest
stage size.

There will probably need to be more backpack config options in the future, so just make this a bit more future proof

* Player mode

Add isPlayerOnly property on GUI. Move isFullScreen into mode reducer with isPlayerOnly.

Full screen needs to be a separate prop so that GUI knows what to show when exiting full-screen (either player-only or full editor).

- set `gui-body * {box-sizing: border-box;}` instead of expecting it to be set by the enclosing component/playground, and removed uses of content-box (adjusting sizes as needed) 
- Added `!isPlayerOnly` to the conditions for draggable sprites
- rewrote player example to use player mode.

This reverts commit 29d5619d.

* WIP tips

* WIP first card stack

* WIP use tips reducer to show things to try

* single card deck similar to mask sequence

* collapse option

* Add zoom card

* WIP tips

* Reorganized to redux

* Add zooming to the gifs

* Blue cards + navigation

* Add tips to new nav bar

* Remove blue

* Update design with icons

* deck updates wip

* Updated card decks

* Add videos to libraries

* Update initial card and clicker preview

* Add backdrop to initial card step.

* WIP use vimeo player instead

* New simple spin deck

* Spin around and say hello decks

* Update button and sub-card styles

* Fix "tips" button in menu bar

* Use move cursor

* Fix cursor

* Use same image for deck preview and library

* Fix cursor again

* Update clicker game deck

* Add videos as single-step decks

* Change tips in menu bar to ? icon

* Change “tips” to “how-tos” in library

* Add help icon to cards

* Update deck library images

* Add drag cover for youtube video to prevent catching mouseup

* add a step to spin deck for clicking control

* Blue bar style updates

* Add step pips

* Update clicker game name to run away

* Fix image padding

* Add change color step to spin deck

* Add start sound step to run away deck

* Update say deck to start with adding a sprite

* Remove package lock

* Remove zooming functionality

* Remove unnecassary prototype changes

* Split up rendering of cards into smaller parts

* Use FormattedMessage for all strings

* Automatic lint fixes

* Almost finished with lint errors!

* Fix more lint errors

* Clean up CSS

* Fix webpack config

* Updates to preview modal for release

* Design tweaks and remove import modal

* Resolve issues with tests

* Copy edits HT Eric

* Resolve lint issue with integration test

* One more change to the disclaimer language

* Add line break

It seems like there is some kind of touch action interference coming
from the blocks panel, where if you touch the tabs on a touchscreen
chromebook/chrome responsive mode, it does not select the tab if the
touch radius is overlapping the blocks panel at all. See gifs in PR for
more explanation. Fixes issue #1283, making chromebooks useable!

Resolves https://github.com/LLK/scratch-gui/issues/1713

This reverts commit 0a741b10.

Should help with smaller screen sizes, where the ratio is different (like some chromebooks)

Initial SB2 Import UI (button in preview modal + import modal that can load projects via url). Preliminary validation on url, still needs error handling.

Images are draggable by default, but when used within buttons or as
clickable elements, they should not be draggable because starting a drag
accidentally prevents the click event.

Remove the WebGL checks from the error boundary. Instead, just do not
render the stage if it is not supported.