Tech stack stub page and changing project to be just one Web Assembly project for now

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+namespace WebAssembly.Data;
+
+public static class TechStackData
+{
+    public static List<TechStack> RawData =
+    [
+        new()
+        {
+            Name = "Blazor WebAssembly", 
+            Description = "Framework for web applications for easy distribution and no hosting costs with third parties", 
+            InUse = true,
+            ExtendedNotes = """
+                            Simple and easy to distribute. I like C#, and it's C# web development, what's not to like.
+                            Obviously con is if I want the user to save state between usages, I am relying on something unreliable like local storage which can be cleared by the user or obviously not transferred between different browsers.
+                            So needs to be used in reference and informational only content. I suppose I could rely on the user to handle copying and pasting the data, but a tad cumbersome and unrealistic to expect that.
+                            """
+        },
+        new()
+        {
+            Name = "Blazor Server", 
+            Description = "Framework for web applications that allows for database interactions", 
+            InUse = false,
+            ExtendedNotes = """
+                            Easy to distribute. I'll need to have to deal with authentication and all those security concerns. 
+                            Needs a database to store data. Local hosting Postgresql is the plan.
+                            Unideal support implications. Need to make deleting all user data very easy for legal compliance.
+                            Less reliability. Server can go down, and I can have a long outage. Fallback to Blazor WebAssembly version hosted by a third party.
+                            """
+        },
+        new() { 
+            Name = "MAUI", 
+            Description = "Framework for mobile and desktop applications",
+            InUse = false,
+            ExtendedNotes = """
+                            So I get around the whole unreliableness of web storage by saving files locally. 
+                            I can easily distribute via an exe file or apk. Obviously con of that is the user needs to install a exe file or apk, so there is going be a clear 'this could be a virus' type of warning popup to discourage the user.
+                            Potentially can distribute via Google Play or Windows Store and be subject to the whims and veto power of a third party.
+                            """
+        },
+        new()
+        {
+            Name = "PostgreSQL", 
+            Description = "Relational database management system", 
+            InUse = false,
+            ExtendedNotes = """
+                            I am picking PostgreSQL because it appears free and simple. I have pgAdmin installed and it running. 
+                            Need to just actually implement using it in the far future.
+                            """
+        },
+    ];
+
+}