Textarea.jsx: className template literal uses regular quotes — custom classes never applied #61
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src/components/ui/Textarea.jsxline 9 has a className string wrapped in regular double quotes ("...") instead of backticks (`...`). The${className}interpolation inside the string is never evaluated — it's rendered as the literal text${className}in the DOM.This means any custom classes passed to
<Textarea className="...">are silently ignored.Current (broken)
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Change the outer quotes to backticks:
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