There are several non-atomical commits. Instead of feat: implement A followed by fix: replace A with B just squash it and do feat: implement B, as if you had initially implemented B.

For instance:
refactor: move style file to an add-on specific location
squash with the commit where you commit the file to the other location

refactor(demo): update classnames to be more specific
squash with the commit where you implement the classnames

fix: make a defensive copy of customdrivers map
squash with the commit where you didn't make the defensive copy

fix: update customDrivers iteration on createSharee method
squash with the commit where you implement the iteration

style: remove blank lines
squash with the commit where those blank lines were added

fix: update parameters on executeJs calls
squash with the commit where the executeJs call is added

(and maybe others)

LGTM

LGTM