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Social Link: group all variations under one block type #19887

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  1. Address review feedback

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  4. Social Link: Update description

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  1. Lint: Equal sign alignment

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  2. Social Link: Remove unnecessary block deprecation

    This PR introduces `core/social-link` as a new block type. Strictly
    speaking, any concerns of backwards compatibility should only deal with
    the migration of `core/social-link-FOO` types to this new one --
    something that the parser is handling directly, populating the new
    `service` attribute in that process.
    
    Thus, no specific provisions are needed for the extant but obsolete
    `site` attribute: the attribute will be silently dropped during block
    validation. This can be attested by loading any content with links in
    the old `core/social-link-FOO` shape.
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