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feat: render separate binders and names #1142

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@dhess dhess commented Apr 9, 2024

This PR corresponds to the backend PR hackworthltd/primer#1183.

As noted in that backend PR, we cannot yet select the name nodes. We want to enable this, but it'll take some additional backend work. See hackworthltd/primer#75 and hackworthltd/primer#93.

For those nodes which have moved from `NodeFlavorTextBody` to `NodeFlavorNoBody` (things which used to have their text be the binding, such as lambdas), we now use white text on a solid background.

Signed-off-by: George Thomas <[email protected]>
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dhess commented Apr 9, 2024

Note for posterity: this is only the first commit from the branch https://github.com/hackworthltd/primer-app/tree/georgefst/separate-bind-nodes, but it's the one that's required to make the frontend work with the latest backend API changes (separating out binders from their names). There are 3 additional commits on that branch, all of which deal with styling of nodes, and I'd like to treat those separately so that they don't block forward progress on more pressing issues. I will open additional PRs to deal with those additional commits:

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