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Update HTML to use picture elements and lazy loading. Update JS to correctly resolve image sources. Add Terser and Acorn binaries. Add @img/colour package. Co-authored-by: urix <urix@me.com>
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Improve page load performance by deferring JavaScript, optimizing images to WebP with lazy loading, and inlining critical CSS.
The JavaScript (
stereoh5.js) has been minified and its loading deferred ins.htmusingdeferandpreloadattributes. All.jpgimages are now served as.webpvia<picture>elements, utilizingloading="lazy"anddecoding="async"attributes for efficient, on-demand loading. Thestereoh5.jsscript was updated to correctly readcurrentSrcfor compatibility with<picture>elements, and minimal critical CSS was inlined to reduce render-blocking.