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The CSTR database had the following value in variable M36 at position
248: 1,006.10. Apparantly R does not support this notation and converted
   the M36 variable to a factor variable. I looked at the values of the
248th contig, and it really seems to be that the value is 1006.10 so I
fixed this an turned M36 into a numeric variable. As far as I can tell,
this particular instance is the only case where a value gets higher than
1000.

We have now all the files to prepare the wrighton dataset, as well as the
script to perform the preparation and to start the application.

This should users give a good deal of information to prepare their own
datasets.

This makes it a bit more clear to the user where we are in the preparation
process. It takes a bit of time, so giving an update every now and then
gives at least a hint of progress being made.

It's unlikely that we'll use fasta anytime soon in the tool. So, let's just
remove these comments for now.

We'll only provide the processed files for cstr.

This was likely introduced after the last update of d3.parcoords.

This adds the new js file for ESCG and reorders them to reflect the order
in the file tree (and thus makes checking if all files are there a bit
easier).