Sort classes inside className in Astro
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When using Astro with React you’d also want to sort `className` in addition to `class` and `class:list`. While we might be able to do some work to figure out if the element the attirubte is on is a React component it seems unncessary and I think it’s reasonable to have this enabled all the time.
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When using Astro with React you’d also want to sort
classNamein addition toclassandclass:list. While we might be able to do some work to figure out if the element the attribute is on is a React component it seems unnecessary and I think it’s reasonable to have this enabled all the time.Fixes #213