Revert "Create Angular mixins for fractional-width columns and groupable columns #1591
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🤨 Rationale
Turns out the pattern introduced in #1587 for using TypeScript mixins does not work for Angular directives and resulted in build failures for a built library used outside the workspace.
Reading the linked comment it sounds like we are seeing the exact behavior described.
@Inputbindings used in the base class (column-id) are failing to resolve. Even the extra sinister part where it works in the workspace (our tests do test bindings to base class props like column-id) but not in apps using the published library 😵.👩💻 Implementation
Revert the refactor
🧪 Testing
Rely on CI
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