feat(react-chat): allow custom className on ChatMessage and ChatMyMessage#622
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This PR updates the TypeScript definitions for the react-chat package to allow developers to pass a custom className prop to the message components.
The underlying styles hook (mergeClasses) was already configured to accept and merge state.root.className, but the prop was being explicitly blocked by Omit in the type definitions.
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Related Issue
Fixes #388
Type of change
Testing
Verified locally in Storybook that passing successfully attaches the class to the rendered DOM element alongside the standard fui-ChatMessage classes.