Add hidden attribute to internal <Hidden /> component when the Features.Hidden feature is used
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…eatures.Hidden` feature is used (#2955) * add `hidden` attribute for `<Hidden features={Features.Hidden}>` * update changelog
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This PR adds the
hiddenattribute to the<Hidden />component if theFeatures.Hiddenis used as a feature.We used to only add
display: none, but that's not enough since certain CSS selectors still "see" this DOM node.E.g.:
space-x-4in Tailwind CSS will set themargin-lefton everything but the first DOM node. It is implemented with an exception for thehiddenattribute.Fixes: #2947