Add danger text to feature flag section of the Pointer Events blog post#4520
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As we get closer to enabling Pointer Events by default we want to ensure that people understand that utilizing these feature flags will cause breakages when we phase them out.
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Hey @vincentriemer, thanks for the update! 👍 Left a comment with formatting nits, besides that it looks great.
Co-authored-by: Bartosz Kaszubowski <gosimek@gmail.com>
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As we get closer to enabling Pointer Events by default we want to ensure that people understand that utilizing these feature flags will cause breakages when we phase them out.