Make HTML reprs for Components recursive#2926
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Minor cosmetic change that I found useful when debugging complex Components that contain other components: recurse into any sub-components in the repr. That makes it very clear what other sub-configurations are used, without having to look at
component.get_current_config()Also removed the custom repr for
QualityQuery, which made is hard to see it's parameters. To get the same effect, one can still doquery.to_table()in a notebook.Before:
After: