Migration to W3C API

[egekorkan]

For now, this PR will be used for communicating the experience and for discussions.

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[egekorkan]

Call of 24.01:

• The approach with w3c-apiary is not suitable due to the following reasons:
  • The library seems to be not maintained anymore
  • It is not flexible in its output and pushes the title of the people and the W3C user page link which is not accessible to anyone but the user itself
  • The loading times are not great, especially on pages with much information, which is the case at https://www.w3.org/WoT/wg/ . The first request is blocked for a while (due to the company network?) but even refreshes of the page really show a visible generation of the content, which is not nice. This means that fetching the page on demand may not be good from performance point of view.
  • The email of the person is not public. Note that a person's email is visible only to W3C Account holders but I am not sure how it can be found via the API. If this is not possible, we either get rid of it or maintain it manually.
• Ege will try the other library at https://github.com/w3c/node-w3capi on the client side for the initial tests.

Performance of the first request: