Public Link Command Button Support From Website

[linux4life798]

The website should be the host of the button displayed for public links to commands. We need a page similar to /service, /device, and /devices that shows a button if the public link is valid.

• Visual representation is the website's role, not the REST interface's.
• Currently, the REST interface just throws some html at the browser when it receives a GET on a command public link. The button it generates is set to make a return POST on itself, which require the REST interface to have an understanding of it's absolute address (with version, like /apiv1).
• The website is where we set which api version/backend we want to use. This key abstraction breaks when a certain REST interface version is exposed alongside the website (in order to present the command link button).

[linux4life798]

To save cycles later, here is the proposed scheme:

• The website should hooks requests for public links using a URI like https://openchirp.io/publiccmd/<link_id> and displays a button if that link is valid (after rest request)
• The REST interface hooks GET and POSTs using it's original URI scheme (https://openchirp.io/pc/<link_id>). POSTs, as before, launch the command, but GETs simply retrieve info about the link (mainly just for validation purposes).