Adding angular.js to the MediaWikiTest file.
Adding a single input-text field, made responsive via angular.
Making angular generate a list based on the search text.
Moving all wiki-search code into my angular controller.  (This is terribly hacky for now, but it's a start.)
Putting the WikiSearch controller into an angular module.
(We'll need this to add services later.)
Removing old debug item-handling code.
Moving to latest version of Angular.
Actually displaying the page text, not the JSON object that *contains* the page text.
Reverting unnecessary change.
Including the Angular 'sanitize' module in our project.
(So Angular will let us display HTML without fear of mad xploits showing up.)
Making our test project actually render a wikipedia page's HTML, instead of escaping all the HTML code.
Fixing the "get n links" feature.
Remove debug noise.
Add $http service to MediaWiki test code.
Make the media-wiki "page get" use $http instead of homebrewed GET calls.
Make the media-wiki "search" use $http instead of homebrewed GET calls, sharing code with the "page get".
Hey, now it applies changes to the $scope automatically! (Because we're using $http.)
Removing useless debug code.
Make the media-wiki "get links" use the same $http code as everybody else.
(Note that I'm getting rid of the 'query-continue' handling for now; I'll make a task in JIRA for accounting for this.)
Hey, look, we're not using jquery any more.