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This is towards enabling custom controls and/or accents on listings
which are otherwise represented by rows or chunks.
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Specifically, the same as decorateErrorWithIndex.
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Makes non-split <hr>'s consistent with <hr> (instead of using the
browser-default styling).
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It also always returns an html.Attributes object, instead of
a key/value mapping (which would be provided to html.attributes).
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This is to control e.g. joinChildren.
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When a track has 'Originally Released As', these fields are now
automatically inherited:
* Artists
* Contributors
* Referenced Tracks
* Sampled Tracks
Including any of these fields alongside 'Originally Released As'
is an error.
Corresponding properties are valid, but ignored.
This uses a new "compositional" style to define how each of these
properties inherits while retaining the original behavior for
tracks that aren't re-releases, and avoids hard-coding much of
anything!
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This was previous behavior. Forgot to include it in data-steps!
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