[Twenty Twenty Blocks] Remove non-gutenberg HTML in block template files #18
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Just noting that we can revisit these when WordPress/gutenberg#20200 is addressed.
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Following the lead of #14 and #15. The
<header>,<main>, and<footer>elements inside of block-template files render as broken classic blocks in the experimental Site Editor. This PR changes those to use group blocks instead, which improves a user's ability to use that screen.Before:
After: