Fix hello world, use inlined files instead of strings#1614
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oops, looks like we shouldn't have added this. It slipped under my radar (now Yarn complains that there's a package-lock whereas there should only be a yarn lockfile)
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The snippet on the landing page isn't actually valid Smithy because it used 2.0 features without specifying version, and because it doesn't have a namespace.
With these changes I can simply run the CLI on it.
Additionally, removed the multiline strings which were weird to edit, and instead used webpack's raw-loader to use actual files. Page looks the same