Reduce duplicate code in main page #1369
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Adds a single main page component, so pages don't have to import the different headers and footer again and again. Also adds a table page component, since almost all of our pages are just a big table.
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Adds a single main page component, so pages don't have to import the different headers and footer again and again. Also adds a table page component, since almost all of our pages are just a big table.
Can be tested as usual, should result in no functional changes.