List view

Hey.

This tool is actually really useful. At first I thought it was just a play thing/experiment, but it turns out it can be extremely useful for finding useful projects, as Github is terrible at surfacing interesting repos.

I am finding however, browsing via the graph a little tedious. Specifically, I want to be able to view the list of repos related to a repo, and their description, in a list that I can easily peruse. Currently, I have to click each item in the graph, and make a note of where the original item is, so I can click back to it.

Some features I think are worth adding are:
- List view (taking the graph and viewing it as a linear stream of items)
- Sorting (sorting by relevance, stars etc)

Would you be interested in something like this?

Start by inspecting the graph browsing interface and how related repositories and their descriptions are displayed. Define how a linear list view should replace or complement graph navigation, then determine how relevance and star sorting should behave. Done means users can browse related repositories in a list and sort the results.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.