Fix form-submit styles by adding button classes to the submit-button in post-comments block #37245
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I tested this locally and it fixed the bug identified in WordPress/twentytwentytwo#281 👍
Two comments, but I'll pre-approve so that you can merge on Friday in time for beta 3.
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…in post-comments block (#37245) * Add button classes to the comments form * remove function_exists check
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Description
Fixes the issue reported in WordPress/twentytwentytwo#281
Should be backported to WP5.9.
Since we split the post-comments block this doesn't work as expected because these changes were moved to the post-comments-form block (which is not being backported to WP Core yet). The changes must therefore also exist in the post-comments block for backwards-compatibility purposes with WP 5.9.
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