refs TryGhost/Team#536
From 4.0, we ensure and require that accent colour is always set. This change removes hardcoded accent color fallbacks to avoid confusion as well as cause accidental fallback that is undesired.
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The current `/billing` route needs to be renamed into `/pro`, so we can use sub-routes like `/pro/billing` and `/pro/domain` in the billing app.
This reverts commit 9b6d4822e7.
- there is an issue with properties not being tracked correctly and the menu not being shown when returning from the editor
- reverting to working version with computed properties for now
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MRR start date value for charts was being calculated with start value as 0, assuming we have the data for first date in our range to use as start value. Since the events data returned only has data on dates where any MRR event happened, in case the first date in our range didn't have any. data we started from 0 instead of value on previous date. This fix
- updates calculation to pick the start value for chart based on value on last date in our range(30 days)
- adds unit tests for stats
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- the billing nav menu item isn't a regular route link so we don't get "active" classes by default
- added active class manually based on the service property that controls billing screen visibility
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- the billing modal is always rendered, it's contents being shown/hidden via CSS
- when the billing modal was rendered it was changing the `key` scope and binding the enter key, however because it's always rendered this was messing with the default key scope for all other areas of the app
- removed all keyboard handling from the billing modal because it wasn't actually doing anything (there is nothing to handle the "confirm" action when Enter is pressed) which fixes the unexpected key scope change
- Have created a new v4 template, which is the same as the v3 template.
- Updating this reference now keeps it versioned, so that if we need to make changes just for v4 we can easily by just updating the asset
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- the stale data checks would always return false because the calculation was reversed
- `old date - new date` will always result in a negative number so it would never be greater than 60000
- switched to `new date - old date` to get a positive number so the `>` comparison works
- moved `1 * 60 * 1000` into a constant so it's easier to the intended behaviour at a glance
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- when viewing the email preview in the post preview modal having your email address pre-filled makes sending yourself an email preview much quicker as there's no need to type anything
