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Before threadColorOverride was a reanimated node or null. It returned null if the message is not a text message or there is no transition. It contained a node with a block: - if progress is 1 then call `setThreadColorBrightness` - return interpolated color based on progress value By using `useDerivedValue` I achieved something similar. Now it’s a SharedValue that: - contains null if the message is not a text message or there is no transition - if progress is 1 then `setThreadColorBrightness` is called on JS thread - contains an interpolated color if there is a transition and it’s a text message So the behaviour is the same but now it returns `SharedValue<string | null>` instead of `Node | null`. `threadColorOverride` is used by `InnerTextMessage` component so I needed to migrate it too but it’s very straightforward, just add `useAnimatedStyle` instead of `useMemo` and use a shared value instead of a node

Before threadColorOverride was a reanimated node or null. It returned null if the message is not a text message or there is no transition. It contained a node with a block: - if progress is 1 then call `setThreadColorBrightness` - return interpolated color based on progress value By using `useDerivedValue` I achieved something similar. Now it’s a SharedValue that: - contains null if the message is not a text message or there is no transition - if progress is 1 then `setThreadColorBrightness` is called on JS thread - contains an interpolated color if there is a transition and it’s a text message So the behaviour is the same but now it returns `SharedValue<string | null>` instead of `Node | null`. `threadColorOverride` is used by `InnerTextMessage` component so I needed to migrate it too but it’s very straightforward, just add `useAnimatedStyle` instead of `useMemo` and use a shared value instead of a node Depends on D14119

Before threadColorOverride was a reanimated node or null. It returned null if the message is not a text message or there is no transition. It contained a node with a block: - if progress is 1 then call `setThreadColorBrightness` - return interpolated color based on progress value By using `useDerivedValue` I achieved something similar. Now it’s a SharedValue that: - contains null if the message is not a text message or there is no transition - if progress is 1 then `setThreadColorBrightness` is called on JS thread - contains an interpolated color if there is a transition and it’s a text message So the behaviour is the same but now it returns `SharedValue<string | null>` instead of `Node | null`. `threadColorOverride` is used by `InnerTextMessage` component so I needed to migrate it too but it’s very straightforward, just add `useAnimatedStyle` instead of `useMemo` and use a shared value instead of a node Depends on D14119