refactor(BuilderForm): don't split content/appearance#368
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Keep a single `profile` object, that'll eventually map one-to-one with the config saved in the database.
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Changes look to be straightforward 👍🏿
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Don't split
contentandappearanceconfig values when editing in two different sections. Instead, pass the singleprofilestore to editors.Keeping a single profile object, that'll eventually map one-to-one with the config saved in the database, will help with #302, #307.
Keeping the types separate now to avoid making large changes.