Martavis ParkerandTomas Touceda
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* Allow sort by more than one key * created custom tooltip component * remove unused code * fixed style for more layouts * added tooltip to query side panel * tooltips added to setting form * finished settings form * added tooltip for perf impact table headers * tooltip for pack table and user form * tooltip on manage policies page * tooltip for manage schedules * tooltip for automations; spacing for form input * tooltip for automations modal * user form; fixed input with icon component * more user form tooltips * tooltip for homepage; style fixes * replaced many more tooltips with new version * added story for tooltip * added position prop * fixed tests * re-work how we click react-select dropdowns * forcing the update button click * trying a blur * fixed typo * trying blur on another element * temp check-in * replaced tooltip from host details software * more consolidation of tooltip use for software * fixed settings flow test Co-authored-by: Tomas Touceda <chiiph@gmail.com>
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