Element styles: prevent the WordPress filter callback from being executed #40594
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What?
Follow up to #37728
Stops a filter callback added by WordPress, as Gutenberg will take care of doing the same.
Why?
We don't want to end up enqueuing styles or attaching classes to blocks twice.
In #37728 we introduced a new filter callback for elements styles, which is being backported to core in WordPress/wordpress-develop#2624 This follow-up makes sure that the core callback is not executed in the Gutenberg plugin.
How?
Removes the filter callback added by WordPress.
Testing Instructions
The expected result is that both editor and front end show the paragraph link color as purple.