FLUID-226: Create a pruned jQuery UI package

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• Jonathan Hung commented 2008-02-11T13:30:09.000-0500

  We will need to observe the requirements outlined in the jQuery license.

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• Jonathan Hung commented 2008-02-12T10:14:44.000-0500

  Removed unused files and styles. Also added a readme file which explains that the jQuery-UI package is not the original distribution.