Expose disabled state on <Tab /> component
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This will expose it such that you can use it with `ui-disabled`. In the Alpha version of React, you can also use `data-[disabled]` because it will be exposed as `data-disabled` over there as well. Fixes: #2864
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* expose `disabled` on `<Tab/>` component This will expose it such that you can use it with `ui-disabled`. In the Alpha version of React, you can also use `data-[disabled]` because it will be exposed as `data-disabled` over there as well. Fixes: #2864 * update changelog
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This PR fixes an issue where
disabledon the<Tab/>component wasn't exposed.This will expose it such that you can use it with
ui-disabled. In the Alpha version of React, you can also usedata-[disabled]because it will be exposed asdata-disabledover there as well.Marked it as fixed because we already accept the
disabledstate and expose it in some other components so considered it "missing".Fixes: #2864