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Also moves filtering logic into targets().
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Just a tiny cleanup, behavior is the same.
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Since it always operates on inputMapping, we can make more
assumptions about shape. (All input names are always provided
i.e. non-null, and they are always present as input tokens.)
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There used to be a cool description here, but then vim ate it.
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You know, these should probably be coded with templates or
detectable metatags or something similar LOL
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Avoid unnecessarily embedding under a text-with-tooltip, and don't
set the cue class if it's not applicable.
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Just moves somewhat complex logic out of the main component.
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They get their own entire column now, so most cases this is more
distracting than useful.
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If the shadow effect is useful as part of the cue, it needs to
be there every time.
This prevents the main text from entering the same horizontal
column as the date. That's generally OK but can result in a small
main column in "sometime 6/12/2012 - 8/5/2012" shaped dates.
We can try grid or non-binary flex-grow/shrink later, if wanted.
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To improve cue contrast.
We are very good at graphic design.
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