Add support for Tumblr signpost objects #171
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These are timeline objects typically used to warn of restricted searches Center signpost elements Add margin to signpost elements Allow signposts to be cached Fallback to "" when description is unavailable Minor CSS organization improvements
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Closes #79
This PR fetches and displays Tumblr signpost objects which warns when search results are deemed inappropriate.
In the future Priviblur should parse and template some alert elements based on the contents of the signposts.
The inappropriate search signposts for example can be turned into two alerts (maybe with a yellow accent color?) for partial restrictions (results are returned sporadically), and full restrictions (results are never returned)