Create /api/parse-packet endpoint

[geoffrey-wu]

This would run the packet-parser.py file from the qbreader/packet-parser repository (which could be included as a submodule or something).

Alternatively, I might want to extend the qbreader/packet-parser repository to be its own website that runs on its own Heroku dyno (since we are running python code on arbitrary input, there shouldn't be any vulnerabilities but there is potential to overwhelm the server, so better to be safe).

[skysomorphic]

I think it could be good if packet-parser eventually becomes a python package that could serve multiple functions, as it has a variety of applications (albeit some unintended in its current state) given its ability to classify question categories and also detect formatting mistakes. This would also make it generally more accessible for tournament directors or set writers who may be unfamiliar with using quizbowl software. At present, packet-parser already has a niche carved out in that YAPP doesn't support packets that are pdfs.

A standalone web interface for a python package could be created with something like Flask.