Typography#151
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Closes #144
Adds some basic typography components to cover the common use cases in the application. They are only dictating the font size and font weight with the exception of
<Text.Caption/>and<Text.Label/>since those are universally colored for consistency. Some pieces of text still need additional classes to help with colors/padding/margin, but those styles are generally isolated to the specific component's file.You can see what the types look like in this pic, as well as what using the component will render as in the DOM. You can override what the element will render to by specifying the
as="elementType"prop. Check out the<LabelWithValue/>component for an example of that.