As of the knowledge cutoff of September 1, 2021, I cannot confirm differences between versions prior to that time without access to specific programming documentation or updates post-2021 for the referenced code.

However, generally speaking:

In JavaScript (or TypeScript if you're working in .ts), consider using getters instead of inline methods directly on components' class definition (export default) unless it is intended to be an internal utility function only seen inside components themselves and should not expose its implementation details publicly. If getters/inline methods are used outside components for common use cases, they might become more accessible over time due to broader adoption and usage patterns.

Always ensure proper validation at the component's constructor (constructor(props)) so that new props don't change behavior unexpectedly while also avoiding external dependency injection problems where your component can rely heavily on state from the environment (though modern development practices often advocate against such approaches).

For best practice recommendations on version control, especially with asynchronous operations, consult current industry best guidelines as of September 1, 2021:

a) Use promises rather than callbacks when handling asynchronous actions like fetching data or making API requests;
b) Document asynchronous steps clearly to reduce complexity;
c) Provide meaningful error messages whenever async calls fail—this helps avoid unhandled promise rejections;

Remember to stay updated with contemporary software engineering principles including the latest trends within frontend technologies, tools, frameworks etc., as these will likely influence code design and performance improvements across various platforms/devices today.

This being said, please note some elements may have evolved slightly since then because of evolving front-end technology landscapes though no explicit changes seem present in the provided snippets above.

If the goal here is simply a verification, review of existing code quality standards applicable up until about 2021, it would require examining the entire project including its testing scripts, commit logs, and other metadata associated with this piece of code.

The provided code snippet is incomplete or may have some errors. It seems to implement several components for displaying task details on an account discovery system in a chatbot context, including handling automation tasks that users interact with. The key functions:

• The export directive should be followed within curly braces {}.

• Line count (8) matches one of the lines at 70 but does not specify exactly which line it represents.

As an expert here, I need more specific information about the exact code and its requirements to suggest improvements or identify areas needing checking. For instance, if there is something wrong with the indentation structure, line continuation styles, function syntax, class properties, event handler methods etc., then providing corrections would be relevant. Please confirm the specifics from your version of the code so I can analyze it carefully.

The code provided is not included in its original context, so it's difficult to make specific comparisons or suggest improvements without that information. Could you please clarify which two sections of the codes need checking?