Fix CSS selectors to reflect latest changes in substack layout#41
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Computer Enhance now uses a div for the subtitle for example (other substacks still seem to use the h3, so I included both options).
Unfortunately that subtitle uses the same classes as the date element, so the selector broke. This new one works (on all blogs I tested it), though it probably is brittle, too.
Like count button has changed as well.