Bower package manager UI: Usability: feedback on click

[esargent]

When using the Bower Package Manager UI in VS2015, there isn't any real reaction when you click the "install" or "uninstall" buttons. The output window starts doing something but depending on how VS windowing is arranged this may not be obvious.

It would be great to at least have a cursor change or some obvious indicator that the button was successfully pressed. Similar to the way nuget package manager greys out while working on a request once it is received.

[sayedihashimi]

TFS Bug#231171

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