Add Federal to Tax revenues when budgetary impacts are split out

[QianruZhang78]

Fixes #667

🤖 Generated by Copilot at 9e280ca

Summary

✨🐛🎨

This pull request introduces a new function formatPercentageChange to standardize the formatting of percentage changes in various charts and components. It also updates the InequalityImpact, PovertyImpact, and BudgetaryImpact components to use the new function and fix some layout and logical errors.

Sing, O Muse, of the skillful coder who devised
A cunning function formatPercentageChange to adorn
The charts and texts with signs and digits well arranged
And make the app more pleasing to the eye and mind.

Walkthrough

• Add a new function formatPercentageChange to standardize the formatting of percentage changes across the app (link)
• Fix a logical error in the BudgetaryImpact component to match the region with the correct tax revenue labels (link)
• Use the new function formatPercentageChange to format the percentage changes in the InequalityImpact and PovertyImpact components (link, link, link, link, link)
• Change the uniformtext mode to show in the InequalityImpact component to improve the readability of the text annotations in the chart (link)

[QianruZhang78]

Now it is "Federal tax revenues" in state reforms and "Tax revenues" when region is "us", the issue was caused by a condition that was meant to be flipped.

[MaxGhenis]

Thanks, and does this still only say tax revenues (no state/federal) outside the US?

[QianruZhang78]

Thanks, and does this still only say tax revenues (no state/federal) outside the US?

Nope, now all tax revenues are specified as either state or federal outside the US. But allow me to recreate a pull request as now it is linked to a wrong source branch, sorry for the inconvenience.