add class for fee level column

[pradpnayak]

Overview

Find participant results has classes for all the columns besides for Fee Level column, this PR adds class to the column so that it can used as reference if needed to alter the column via JS or CSS

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[colemanw]

The existing code is weird. It looks like there's an {if} conditional that controls what goes inside the <td> but there is a <td> added in either case, just one of them had a css class and the other one was missing the class. You've added the class so now they are both the same, which means the <td> markup could logically be moved outside of the conditional since it's really being added unconditionally.

[pradpnayak]

Hi @colemanw

I have amended the changes. Can you please review now?

Thanks
Pradeep

[colemanw]

That makes a lot more sense. Thanks @pradpnayak