Remove invalid MDN link for placeholder prop in Image docs #86023
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This PR fixes an issue in the API reference documentation for the Image component. You can view this issue on the live documentation site here.
At the bottom of the section it says: "Learn more about the placeholder attribute." This incorrectly implies that
placeholderis a valid attribute of the<img>element, and the link points to a non-existent anchor on the MDN<img>reference page.This PR remove this entire line in the documentation. Alternatively, it could be helpful to add a brief explanation of how the
placeholderprop works behind the scenes, to avoid confusion for readers who may think it is a real<img>attribute, similar toloading.