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chore: add default title and embedded-style options to <live-example> #2882
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Adds default title (tooltip) of the example text unless overiden with "title" attribute The "embedded-style" attribute causes link to open in new tab in the embedded style. Use for samples that have a confusingly large number of files. The "embedded" attribute option remains and displays _inline_ in the _same_ tab.
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Adds default title (tooltip) of the example text unless overiden with "title" attribute
The "embedded-style" attribute causes link to open in new tab in the embedded style.
Use for samples that have a confusingly large number of files.
The "embedded" attribute option remains and displays inline in the same tab.
Also adjusted the documentation comments