feat: Add accessibility and parking indicators to new timetable - #3410
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Scope
Asana Ticket: ⛴️ Add parking and accessibility to new timetable stop row headers
Implementation
Screenshots
Direct current-main-versus-new comparison to show how much better the world is with these icons there.

Comparison of the old timetable component (with the feature flag disabled) with the results of this PR - to show that we're getting closer and closer to feature parity.

How to test
Check out the Winthrop and Quincy timetables (those are good ferry choices because they're the only ones with docks that have parking). Framingham/Worcester is a good commuter rail timetable to look at because it has all four permutations of accessible/inaccessible and parking/no-parking (Newtonville has neither icon, for instance).