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Also apply some fixes.
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This is currently done less optimally than possible but works alright.
The new build also supports browsers with a shitty JS Engine, so there shouldn't be any problems anymore.
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We configure Rollup to build two versions of Festify. One for browsers with native ES module support, the other one using SystemJS.
Primary goal is to remove the Polymer and firebase/database dependencies from the app-shell bundle (respectively the initial bundle), which will greatly reduce the code we have to load upfront. See #147.