add a CSS class for status to each component element #3980
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the class can be used to style components based on their status using .component.status-1 as a rule. They can then be made bold, have a different background or be hiddend depending on their status.
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Cachet offers a feature to add additional CSS. This PR builds upon that functionality by enabling users to style components on the main page based on their status. Each component's
<li>now gets astatus-0(...status-4) class based on their status.This can be matched against in CSS using
.component.status-1to target all operational components or.component.status-4to match ones that are experiencing a major outage.