feat(shadow-styles): eliminating shadow styles

[egordidenko]

Description

Checklist

• [ ] Tests (if applicable)
• [ ] Documentation (if applicable)
• [ ] Changelog stub (or use conventional commit messages)

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced styling options for file uploader components.
  • Improved rendering control in various components.

• Refactor

  • Streamlined inheritance and method implementations for improved performance.

• Style

  • Extended CSS rules for themes to ensure visual consistency and responsiveness.

• Documentation

  • Updated HTML demos with new stylesheet integrations and attribute removals.

• Chores

  • Updated package version to reflect new features and fixes.

[coderabbitai[bot]]

Walkthrough

The updates bring enhancements to component functionality and styling, including additions of new CSS classes and selectors for consistent theming, adjustments to class inheritance and behavior, and removal of outdated attributes and methods, aiming to streamline the user interface, enhance performance, and provide greater flexibility.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
abstract/LocaleManager.js	Added import and updated constructor for locale support.
abstract/SolutionBlock.js	Changed parent class affecting inheritance.
abstract/Block.js	Imported initialConfig and added logic for initialization.
blocks/themes/lr-basic/...	Extended selectors and added classes for styling elements.
blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/EditorImageCropper.js	Added ctxOwner property.
demo/...	Linked new stylesheets and removed old CSS references.
index.js	Removed exports of ShadowWrapper.
package.json	Updated version for @uploadcare/blocks.
solutions/cloud-image-editor/CloudImageEditor.js	Restructured class, removed shadowed mixin, added pauseRender and initCallback.
solutions/file-uploader/...	Added pauseRender property and initCallback method.
types/jsx.d.ts	Adjusted type declarations for custom elements.

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