Standardize and materialize 500, 404, and 403 pages **In this PR:** - Removed bootstrap CSS - Added inline Material Design Lite CSS - Added a single CSS file for ease of editing, which can be minified and copy+pasted into the inline styles - Updated CSS (changed old red to new red, removed extraneous CSS) - Added very basic tab-selection function - Added sad bucky - Moved alternate links into tabs (uw-system links are shown by default and uw-madison links can be seen by clicking the uw-madison tab) - Added `npm` to serve locally for dev purposes - Updated readme **Note:** Previously, bootstrap CSS was being brought in via CDN and other styles were added via `<style>` tags. Using the latter approach for MDL looks pretty gory in the HTML. Can I use a CDN for that like we were doing for bootstrap or would that be considered a dependency? ### Screenshots    Notify: @timothy-vertein @levett @michael-adas @andrew-petro See merge request !9
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This is the root context of myuw. It is just here to serve up some static html pages for 500 and 400 level errors.
From the root directory, run npm start. The web app will run at http://localhost:8080 and will
show the 404 page by default.