Fix Social Link Block: Passing class, id and other props to block main element in the editor

[aliaghdam]

What?

The Social Link block in the editor works not like as it work in the front end. In the editor the block main element is the button and all classes, id and other attrs were added to the inner button but in the front end the li is the main element.

This create a inconsistency for styling block in the editor and also in the front end. Also, the custom class for block were not added to main block element and it create another inconsistency while styling and working with block.

This is important to add id, class, data-type and data-block to the blocks main element to make the styling easy for editor and front and also enable third-party plugins to easily work with block by finding the block easily by using it's clientId in the editor.

I made changes to make the li tag the main element as same as how it is the front end.

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