- Steps to reproduce (heal preprod):
  - Search for 'jcoin' and select that study
  - See 1 study selected
  - Search for 'bacpac' and select that study
  - Expect 2 studies selected, get 1 study selected

- Cause: table selection onChange handler sets selected resources to be
whatever's currently selected in the table. If search or filtering has removed
a selected row in the table, the onChange handler will happily drop it, as
even though it was selected it's no longer in the table.

- Fix: ~~Update table selection onChange handler to work by deselecting / selecting
a single row at a time.~~ Actually it turns out there's a one-line config change
that also fixes the issue :angry-haha:

- Hide border between row and study desc row
- Negative margin hack to move study desc row up
- Fix bottom border
- Remove hover state

- [x] Study desc page pops in from right
- [x] Field styles match prototype
- [ ] Permalink button matches prototype
- [ ] Tags match prototype
- [ ] Study description is expandable
- [ ] Close button matches prototype

- [x] Study desc page pops in from right
- [x] Field styles match prototype
- [ ] Permalink button matches prototype
- [ ] Tags match prototype
- [ ] Study description is expandable
- [ ] Close button matches prototype

- [x] Study desc page pops in from right
- [x] Field styles match prototype
- [ ] Permalink button matches prototype
- [x] Tags match prototype
- [ ] Study description is expandable
- [ ] Close button matches prototype

- [x] Study desc page pops in from right
- [x] Field styles match prototype
- [ ] Permalink button matches prototype
- [x] Tags match prototype
- [ ] Study description is expandable
- [ ] Close button matches prototype
- [x] Handle display of long fields

- [x] Study desc page pops in from right
- [x] Field styles match prototype
- [x] Tags match prototype
- [x] Close button matches prototype
- [x] Permalink button matches prototype
- [x] Handle display of long fields

- TODO Study description is expandable

- Use a CSS hack (::after element behind the expanded row, which has a transparent background)

Feat/heal bundle no home

- In Safari, table rows overhang the bottom.
- Seems to be caused by absolutely positioned ::after element -- in Chrome,
  it seems that `bottom: -35px` puts the ::after element right below the
  element it's attached to, but on Safari, `bottom: -35px` puts the ::after
  element on the bottom of the *container* element (the `table body`!)
- Mitigated by changing table background to the same gray as the rows,
  and hiding the ::after elements at the bottom of the <tbody> element
  behind the pagination element.