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blog: add social share #355

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The changes introduce a new Twitter React component for rendering the Twitter logo as an SVG. Additionally, the BlogPostPage is enhanced with social media sharing functionality by integrating share buttons for LinkedIn, Reddit, and Twitter using the react-share library. The updated component now allows users to share blog posts directly on these platforms with relevant metadata.

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File Change Summary
src/theme/BlogPostPage/icons.tsx Added a new Twitter React component that renders an SVG of the Twitter logo with customizable props.
src/theme/BlogPostPage/index.js Updated to include social media share buttons for LinkedIn, Reddit, and Twitter, utilizing the react-share library. Expanded destructuring of metadata for share functionality.
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`4-29`: **LGTM!** The `Twitter` component is correctly implemented and follows best practices: - The component is a functional component, which is the recommended way to write components in modern React. - The component uses the `clsx` library to conditionally apply CSS classes, which is a common and recommended practice. - The component uses the `React.SVGProps` type for the `props`, which is the recommended way to type SVG props in React. - The component uses the `viewBox` attribute to make the SVG responsive. - The component uses the `title` element to provide accessibility information. - The component uses the `fill` attribute to set the color of the SVG elements. - The component uses the `fillRule` and `clipRule` attributes to control how the SVG is rendered.
src/theme/BlogPostPage/index.js (4)
`13-15`: **LGTM!** The code changes are approved. --- `60-60`: **LGTM!** The code changes are approved. --- `70-72`: **LGTM!** The code changes are approved. --- `85-114`: **LGTM!** The code changes are approved.
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