Add more information to unsupported blocks on native#14577
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Looks and works good! Tested via wordpress-mobile/gutenberg-mobile#643 (review)
I'm not sure about the failing test. It doesn't say much. Maybe we could try to re-run it?
I left a small code comment but not a blocker.
Great job! 🎉
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This could be written as a stateless component, since we are not using local state or lifecycle methods.
At my understanding, they are quite faster.
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Description
This replaces the previous mobile-specific unsupported block, and moves the logic to a native variant of
core/missing.We also now import every core block, even though we only register those supported. This allows us to access the localized block title and icon, so we can show which kind of unsupported block we're dealing with. If the missing block is not a core block, a generic icon and label are shown instead.
How has this been tested?
Testing details on the gutenberg-mobile PR wordpress-mobile/gutenberg-mobile#643
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