chore: Remove the @deprecated doc tag from the style prop#368
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This is just a quick PR to remove the
@deprecatedTSDoc tag from thestyleprop, as there is a valid use case for it. This was motivated by the fact that the newer TypeScript ESLint version of the deprecation plugin now properly checks React props. So this will prevent bad ESLint warnings.