Turns any arbitrary (X)HTML element into a component. The element's start and end
 tags are rendered, including any informal parameters and possibly an id
 attribute.  The id is provided by 
JavaScriptSupport.allocateClientId(String)
 (so it will be unique on the client side) and is available after the component
 renders using 
getClientId(). The Any component has no template of its
 own but does render its body, if any.
 Some common uses are:
 
 
 - Applying a mixin to an ordinary HTML element. For example,
 the following turns an img element into a component that, via the
 RenderNotificationmixin, triggers event
 notifications when it enters the BeginRender and EndRender phases:<img t:type="any" t:mixins="renderNotification"> And the following renders a td element with theNotEmptymixin to ensure
 that a non-breaking space ( ) is rendered if the td element would
 otherwise be empty:<td t:type="any" t:mixins="NotEmpty"> 
- Providing a dynamically-generated client ID for an HTML element
 in a component rendered in a loop or zone (or more than once in a page), for
 use from JavaScript. (The component class will typically use
 InjectComponentto get the component, then callgetClientId()to retrieve the ID.)<table t:type="any" id="clientId"> As an alternative to calling getClientId, you can use theRenderClientIdmixin to force the id attribute to appear in the HTML:<table t:type="any" t:mixins="RenderClientId"> 
- Dynamically outputting a different HTML element depending on
 the string value of a property. For example, the following renders an element
 identified by the "element" property in the corresponding component class:
 
 <t:any element="prop:element" ... > 
- As the base component for a new custom component, especially convenient
 when the new component should support informal parameters or needs a dynamically
 generated client ID:
 
 public class MyComponent extends Any { ... }