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eslint: Enable react/no-unknown-property rule #39414

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Proposed changes:

For the most part the fixes needed here switch to corresponding React properties rather than properties that get passed-through without React validation, e.g. classclassName, stroke-widthstrokeWidth, and itempropitemProp.

In one place we ignore the rule warning about transform-origin, which needs to be a pass-through until React 19 adds transformOrigin. And in one place we remove the IE8(!) allowTransparency property that React removed in 2017.

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For the most part the fixes needed here switch to corresponding React
properties rather than properties that get passed-through without React
validation, e.g. `class`→`className`, `stroke-width`→`strokeWidth`,
and `itemprop`→`itemProp`.

In one place we ignore the rule warning about `transform-origin`, which
needs to be a pass-through until React 19 adds `transformOrigin`. And in
one place we remove the IE8(!) `allowTransparency` property that React
removed in 2017.
@anomiex anomiex added [Status] Needs Review To request a review from fellow Jetpack developers. Label will be renamed soon. [Type] Janitorial [Pri] Normal labels Sep 16, 2024
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The E2E failure doesn't seem to be related to the changes.

@anomiex anomiex merged commit bf29c24 into trunk Sep 17, 2024
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For the most part the fixes needed here switch to corresponding React
properties rather than properties that get passed-through without React
validation, e.g. `class`→`className`, `stroke-width`→`strokeWidth`,
and `itemprop`→`itemProp`.

In one place we ignore the rule warning about `transform-origin`, which
needs to be a pass-through until React 19 adds `transformOrigin`. And in
one place we remove the IE8(!) `allowTransparency` property that React
removed in 2017.
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