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Ben Haynes c38e167069 Tweaks (#659)
* user component styling

* badge alignment

* selected checkbox label color

* add commit node custom icon

* fix translation key

* cleaner badge centering

* clean up last comment spacing

* style cleanup, badges for revision/comment count

* button styling

* fix tags styling

this supercedes the fix by jacob

* divider icon positioning

* correct help text

* remove docs module

* updated help text and other tweaks

* WIP: add heading and subheading to all modals

Co-authored-by: Rijk van Zanten <rijkvanzanten@me.com>
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Components

Components are custom elements that can reused in various other places.

Storybook / Tests

Every component should have an entry in Storybook, and should have unit tests where appropriate.

Naming

Components must always have a - in the name. This makes sure we don't run into any conflicts with HTML element names.

Base Components

The core-most base-components are prefixed with v- (for example v-icon and v-button). These components can not rely on any global store.

Private Components

Every now and again, it makes sense to split up a bigger component in smaller sub-parts for code maintainability and organization reasons. These "internal private components" are prefixed with a _ and should never be used standalone.