Remove default.css from the image

This is primarily to save space, and remove cruft. As part of the "old"
json->html parser, this file was used to do the syntax highlighting for
the hilight-js clas

Remove default.css from the image

This is primarily to save space, and remove cruft. As part of the "old"
json->html parser, this file was used to do the syntax highlighting for
the hilight-js class we used. That parser has been removed, so this
code is now dead.

Tested:
Has no external impact to test. Code builds.

Signed-off-by: Ed Tanous <edtanous@google.com>
Change-Id: Iebbf97003d41818abc2a9eae68c23c636f13d2e6

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Improve JSON->HTML conversion

The existing JSON to html conversion is quite unfortunate, as it runs
several very expensive regular expressions on an output to properly
invoke the correct behavior, a

Improve JSON->HTML conversion

The existing JSON to html conversion is quite unfortunate, as it runs
several very expensive regular expressions on an output to properly
invoke the correct behavior, and to escape things like links. This
patchset adjusts the behavior to directly dump the tree to HTML,
skipping the json step entirely.

Most of the code was pulled from the nlohmann::serializer class.

Small side node:
This also resolves the CSP issue with the inline CSS classes that are
currently embedded in the json UI.

Note, in terms of user facing behavior, this finally fixes the CSS
issue, so the div is now centered as designed. Previously it was left
justified.

Tested:
Ran several redfish schemas and compared to old ones. Output appears
the same in the window, and content security policy warnings are gone.
Verified several links works as expected, and verified the behavior of
all base types, as well as empty arrays and empty objects. All appear
to work correctly.

Signed-off-by: Ed Tanous <ed@tanous.net>
Change-Id: Id9bf6dc33acb1603f009de4cd322e81d83f334be

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Implement pretty printing json to HTML

Change-Id: Ibe3cdc2cd53470ccd437b1b6e21bc7dd29c4b85e
Signed-off-by: Ed Tanous <ed.tanous@intel.com>