remove jquerycssmenu.css, replace ul/li by button tag

[tenzap]

This is because jquerycssmenu license doesn't permit redistribution, and so is problematic for Debian inclusion.

We replace the code by custom CSS using tag instead of the ul/li
Visual output is unchanged.

License of jquerycssmenu.css is actually unsure and not to be found. In the past I attributed it to this license without being sure:

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[tenzap]

@kingster is this one ok?

[tenzap]

@kingster, could you please approve this one? It is the change that is in the Debian package, and permits to conform to DFSG.

[kingster]

Is it possible to not change every place to button? The reason I ask is I couldn't validate if having a tag inside a button is the right way or not

https://www.w3docs.com/snippets/html/how-to-create-an-html-button-that-acts-like-a-link.html

If we can continue using li and a with the new css classes that would be great. Spans could be another option.

[kingster]

👍, lets go ahead