added padding code for videos #117
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Adds 5% of video width and height to player-screen and offset is accounted for during the submit workflow. Offset correction code could've been added in the annotation.js/updateKeyframe() instead. @antingshen please decide where you'd prefer the offset code. The only difference with having the offset code in the submit workflow is that if someone is debugging using the chrome inspector and looking at the annotations then it won't be relative to the video but the reason I put it in the submit workflow instead is because for some reason either django or chrome is caching annotation.js so that debugging is difficult.