Adding new stacktrace visualiser#2408
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Based on https://github.com/elmahio/netStack.js/tree/main
This changes the style of the stacktracer visualiser to utilise the library that is used in https://elmah.io/tools/stack-trace-formatter/
Initially when I first used the CodeEditor to render stacktraces the best syntax highlighter i found was the one for Powershell. But even that was not ideal.
This is a custom highlighter utilising the https://github.com/elmahio/netStack.js to render the c# stacktraces.
The only difference is that the code has been turned into a vue typed component.