Bootstrap Migration for Twitter

[Mephistic]

NOTE: This is a Twitter timeline embed that doesn't seem to be used anywhere - someone with a better grasp of the project's history should confirm whether we want to re-enable this. If not, this issue could be simplified to just delete the component.

This issue is meant to track the remaining work needed to close out the migration from css modules to react-bootstrap/styled components/typescript. This issue covers the Twitter component.

Success Criteria:

• [ ] Refactor components to integrate Bootstrap and styled components while removing CSS modules.
• [ ] When called for, find or create reusable (sub)components to reduce repetition and ensure uniformity.
• [ ] Create or revise the Storybook story for these components, and any new sub-components.
• [ ] Convert from js to tsx

This card just covers this work for the Twitter component

[Mephistic]

UPDATE: We should be safe to just kill this off. It's not used, years old, and even if we decide we want to bring it back later, this is just a thin wrapper around a twitter timeline embed library - easy enough to reimplement.

[mvictor55]

@Mephistic if this is just a timeline embed (ie. we probably envisioned embedding the MAPLE twitter feed on the site) -- then agreed, we can scrap. At one point, we had created a function where: after a user submits testimony, a modal/button appears that asks if they'd like to share their testimony on twitter. If they click "yes", then their twitter is opened with a preloaded tweet containing text, something like, "I just shared testimony on MAPLE - check it out here: [link]". I think we do want to bring that feature back -- so just want to make sure that this component is for the embed, and not for the external tweet feature.

[Mephistic]

@mvictor55 Yup, this is just the unused Twitter timeline embed (for the account GGovernanceProj). All other Twitter-related links/functionality should be unaffected by this card.

[mvictor55]

@Mephistic sounds good!