Provide some indicator of whether style is originally from Endnote

[stakats]

Because CSL is markedly superior to Endnote's style language, we should provide some indication of installed styles' provenance. Zotero users should really not be using an Endnote style when there's a Zotero equivalent available, which will almost certainly conform more closely to the style's guidelines.

[dstillman]

Easiest thing would be to just add a "(Converted)" string to the end, though that's a bit ugly. Depends if we want the user to see this everywhere they use the style or just in the style manager.

[stakats]

I think just in the style manager would be fine. I don't even know that a string is necessary, but some kind of visual feedback would be useful.

[dstillman]

A column in the table with an icon/checkmark?

[stakats]

Sure.

[simon]

(In [2908]) closes #1043, store EndNote?\194?\174 styles as binary blobs
closes #1046, Provide some indicator of whether style is originally from EndNote
will require that you re-import previously imported styles