Now that the truths have anchor links, a user could select one and send the link
directly to the truth, or refresh the page to there.
However, the local part of the URL would be used by the script to fetch the voting
data, which fail as it isn't expected by the server and is, anyway, malformed.
Remove the local hash from the URL before requesting the voting data.
Fetch the amount of truths for the week and the player count to find the total possible votes.
Use this to remove the hardocded value in the check.
Update the check to fail if there was an error as well.
Now that the truth count is calculated, send it to the javascript to build the graph
labels automatically as well.
I didn't like the default colors, so introduce a new set of them and
set them to the datasets.
Do it after the sort, otherwise the colors wouldn't stay consistent.
The media query used to switch the ratio of the graph would only fire when
switching from landscape to portrait, or the other way around.
This makes controlling the point where the graph switches to vertical is
only possible at this exact point.
Introduce a limit aspect-ratio that controls the change and use it for the
MediaQuery as well.
Make sure we don't delete/recreate the chart for no reason as well.
The SQL query retrieving the votes is deterministicly sorted, but goes through
a HashMap, for ease of processing and transfer, which does not maintaing order.
Sort the resulting object in the Javascript to keep a consistent order in the graph.
This first version allows login of pre-existing users, creation and update of truths
by admins, vote on the truths by users, their display as well as a simple graph
for the vote results.
Everything persisting in a SQLite database.
