Remove inline styling for data point labels and popups #23
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This moves most of the styling for data point labels and popups into CSS classes; see #21 for discussion.
I'm sorry about the lack of tests; unfortunately the code already in the gem is currently written in such a way that it's hard to test. I can refactor it for better testability, if that's of interest, but it will take some time (and I'd probably want to switch the tests to RSpec, or at least Minitest::Spec, in the process).