PCH Editor Sidebar: Update isDismissible in Notices

[acicovic]

Description

In this PR, we are removing unneeded isDismissible: true code from our Notices (this property is set to true by default). We're also making a couple of notices dismissable, to be aligned with what we've already done in Smart Linking.

Motivation and context

UX coherence, remove unneeded code.

How has this been tested?

Manually tested that code behaves as expected.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Removed the isDismissible property from notification components across various modules, streamlining user notifications and alerts.

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Walkthrough

The changes across various components indicate a trend of removing the isDismissible property from different UI elements like Snackbar and Notice components. This shift suggests a potential move towards a more persistent display of notifications and messages within the application's interface, possibly enhancing user engagement and interaction.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../related-posts/component-item.tsx	Removed isDismissible from snackbar options in RelatedPostItem.
.../smart-linking/component.tsx	Reordered imports and removed isDismissible from Notice.
.../title-suggestions/component.tsx	Removed isDismissible from Snackbar and changed in Notice.
.../excerpt-generator/components/excerpt-panel.tsx	Removed isDismissible prop from Notice, affecting error message rendering.

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[vaurdan]

Thank you! I added a couple comments, let me know if they make sense!