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In an effort to make `ThreadSettingsModal` easier to work with, we're pulling the `general`, `privacy`, and `delete` tab into their own separate components. This diff does that for `ThreadSettingsGeneralTab`, but in a limited way. We're basically moving over the `mainContent` JSX markup and prop drilling the state that's still held by `ThreadSettingsModal`. Once we've extracted the JSX markup for `general`, `privacy`, and `delete`.. and prop drilled as necessary to keep things working as they did before: we're going to push down the state and functionality into the smaller "tab" components so things are properly encapsulated. And once that's done, we should easily be able to turn `ThreadSettingsModal` into a functional component.. and refactor `ThreadSettingsModal` using @def-au1t's `TabsContainer` and `TabsItem` components.

In an effort to make `ThreadSettingsModal` easier to work with, we're pulling the `general`, `privacy`, and `delete` tabs out into their own separate components. This diff does that for `ThreadSettingsGeneralTab`, but in a limited way. We're basically moving over the `mainContent` JSX markup and prop drilling the state that's still held by `ThreadSettingsModal`. Once we've extracted the JSX markup for `general`, `privacy`, and `delete`.. and prop drilled as necessary to keep things working as they did before: we're going to push down the state and functionality into the smaller "tab" components so things are properly encapsulated. And once that's done, we should easily be able to turn `ThreadSettingsModal` into a functional component.. and refactor `ThreadSettingsModal` using @def-au1t's `TabsContainer` and `TabsItem` components.

In an effort to make `ThreadSettingsModal` easier to work with, we're pulling the `general`, `privacy`, and `delete` tabs out into their own separate components. This diff does that for `ThreadSettingsGeneralTab`, but in a limited way. We're basically moving over the `mainContent` JSX markup and prop drilling the state that's still held by `ThreadSettingsModal`. Once we've extracted the JSX markup for `general`, `privacy`, and `delete`.. and prop drilled as necessary to keep things working as they did before: we're going to push down the state and functionality into the smaller "tab" components so things are properly encapsulated. And once that's done, we should easily be able to turn `ThreadSettingsModal` into a functional component.. and refactor `ThreadSettingsModal` using @def-au1t's `TabsContainer` and `TabsItem` components.