Rename .tooltip CSS to .toolbar-tooltip

Good idea @kostyashupenko! But we've been using toolbar on all components so let's use toolbar-tooltip instead. Also, remember to rename the file and library :)

Updated the issue summary accordingly.

Updating issue title.

Apologies I cant be more active here, but I remember seeing someone wanted to genericize tooltip in a previous issue, so it could be leveraged throughout Drupal UIs. I agree it seems like a good idea.

From issue summary on: ✨ Added tooltip component. Needs review

We see that in the future such a component will appear in the core of the administrative theme:
https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal/issues/3197758 ✨ Create a new component: Toggletip RTBC

Thus, we must take it out of the general script and styles and keep in mind that it will be used independently. So that later we can easily combine them.

Pros: Obvious simplicity, reusability and independence

So one suggestion might be to rename it something like .drupal-tooltip (to namespace it and avoid collisions from other design systems) and then, if required, have specific style overrides for use in the toolbar using BEM, with .drupal-tooltip--toolbar.

Yes you are right! It is designed to be later merged with core component. But for now we need small fix to make it work with Bootstrap based themes.

Thanks @jwilson3! We're talking about 2 different components: Tooltip and Toggletip. Their behavior is different: mainly, one appears in hover and the other on click.

Either way, can't be sure the one used here will be moved to its own component in core outside the navigation, so I would keep using the internal naming until this is really the case.

As per the updated IS, changed .tooltip to .toolbar-tooltip. Created separate branch and MR to avoid confusion.

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Thanks!

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