WIP Overhaul view and sort behavior

Bring the view and sort controls closer in line with the latest
design decisions.

- Start in Document view and Location sort.
- When in Document view and Location sort, use dynamic bucket.
- When in any sort other than location, disable dynamic bucket.
- When in Location sort, all comments always appear at the bottom.
- Remove the Screen and Comment views.
- Remove the focus annotation state that was triggered by expanding
  a top level annotation; there is only hover emphasis now.
- The `showViewer` call always goes to Selection view.
- Using multi-select (Cmd or Ctrl Click on tabs and highlights) will
  trigger the Selection view, or switch back to the Document view
  if the selection is empty.
- Page search always searches the whole document.
- Leaving the page search switches back to the Document view.

Additionally, many cleanups were made as a result.

- No need to track focused state or comments in the client frames.
- No need to pass the view name in `updateViewer` or `showViewer`.
- No need to pass the focus purpose in `updateViewer`, `showViewer`,
  or `toggleViewerSelection`.
- Drop various helper functions around focus.
- No need to manually unshift or push newly created or streamed
  annotations into the view.
- The viewer template uses threads at the top repeater, like the
  page search template.
- The app controller maintains all the annotations on the root scope,
  the current selection shadowing it on the application scope, and
  a cheap, identity watch that retreives the threads.
- The page search can use a cheap watch on the threads to refresh.
- The reply list of each annotation is no longer set on the annotation
  object.
- The thread directive now watches the thread children and keeps them
  sorted, rather than the annotation directive.
- The recursive `buildReplyList` function is no longer needed.
- Scattered use of the root scope is much reduced.
- Drop requestAnimationFrame polyfill because angular has its own.
- Drop the recursive directive, splitting out thread.html and using
  using ng-include for recursion.
- Use a single render queue for all threads and sequence updates on
  animation frames, resulting in smooth, progressive rendering.
- Combine the viewer and page_search templates.
I was seeing (and this happens on prod now, too) the height of the cards jump as layout changed, with the controls wrapping and then moving up into one line. It may be a simple matter of declaring the hidden state in the template, so that they render hidden before the initial scope resolves (or wrapping parts of the thread/annotation in ng-cloak, maybe?).

- [ ] We'll have to check.