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Adding a new css handle when item is unavailable
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Adding a new css handle when item is unavailable
What does this PR do? *
This PR is for adding a new css handle to unavailable items, then with css from the theme be able to hide that item
How to test it? *
To test this update just link de app with a theme using the component, an example can be found at https://rgr--mihranmx.myvtex.com/Tapete-Decorativo-Sisal-Cafe-Con-Guarda/p
Describe alternatives you've considered, if any. *
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