What?

Follow-up to feedback at #72984 (comment)

Removes shorthand prop p=, bg=, fg= alternatives to long-form equivalents padding=, backgroundColor=, color= props.

This could be reevaluated in the future if aliasing proves beneficial.

Why?

Per feedback at #72984 (comment) :

• Adds complexity when doing any kind of AST analysis or modification (e.g. lint rules, codemods, prop usage stats).
• Has a learning curve for humans who see the shorthand for the first time.
• Consistency concerns within a single file will subtly add to the cognitive load ("which prop version should I use here?") and affect searchability.
• Adds noise to documentation.
• Subtle bugs when both the canonical prop and alias prop are added mistakenly with different values.

Per #72984 (comment) :

in reflecting on how the idea with shorthands is often to enable "power users" to have a more expressive APIs, that's not really very considerate of the people who end up maintaining said "power users" code down the line, who may benefit from the more verbose alternative and the consistency of having a consistent way of interacting with these components

Testing Instructions

Repeat Testing Instructions from #72984, verifying no regressions.