feat($tooltip): support for custom triggers

The `$tooltip` service now has two ways to customize the default triggers.
The `$tooltipProvider` takes a `trigger` option and the `*-trigger`
attribute can be applied to a single element.

The `$tooltipProvider`'s `trigger` option overwrites the default value
but the attribute will overwrite both.

A few logical default triggers are supported out of the box and have an
associated map to determine which hide trigger to use. `mouseenter` ->
`mouseleave`, `focus` -> `blur`, and `click` -> `click`. If any other
trigger is provided, it will be used to both show and hide the tooltip.

Custom hide triggers are not yet supported as they would require some
code trickery due to the way `$observe` works.

Closes #131
chore(build): properly generate depndencies on tpl modules

Closes #365