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Wrapped components will now keep track of JSX props from previous render that were set as a property on the element, but are now missing, and set the property to undefined. Note, wrapped components still do not have "default props" and missing props will be treated the same as explicitly passing in undefined.
This fixes the previously unexpected behavior where the following JSX when first rendered with a truthy condition
return condition ? <WrappedInput disabled /> : <WrappedInput />;would leave the disabled property and reflected attribute to be true even when the condition turns falsey.