[Autocomplete] Forward props to renderTags()

[emlai]

To be able to access e.g. getOptionLabel() inside renderTags()

Opportunity surfaced in #32548

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[michaldudak]

You can define the type of ownerState as such:

export type AutocompleteOwnerState<
  T,
  Multiple extends boolean | undefined,
  DisableClearable extends boolean | undefined,
  FreeSolo extends boolean | undefined,
  ChipComponent extends React.ElementType = ChipTypeMap['defaultComponent'],
> = AutocompleteProps<T, Multiple, DisableClearable, FreeSolo, ChipComponent> & {
  disablePortal: boolean;
  focused: boolean;
  fullWidth: boolean;
  hasClearIcon: boolean;
  hasPopupIcon: boolean;
  inputFocued: boolean;
  popupOpen: boolean;
  size: OverridableStringUnion<'small' | 'medium', AutocompletePropsSizeOverrides>;
};

then pass ownerState instead of props to renderTags.

[michaldudak]

Call it ownerState please, as this name is used across the codebase and it'll be clear what state we mention.

[emlai]

Done 👍

[mui-bot]

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[michaldudak]

Thanks for your work on this! I updated the code formatting (ran yarn prettier) and synced API docs with the changes you made (yarn docs:api). It's good to go!

[oliviertassinari]

In #32548 I think that we could have closed it with advising to create a new wrapper component because the use case sounds quite advanced (and for future similar cases).

Now, providing the ownerState in the renderXX props, as we do for the component slots makes a lot of sense for API consistency and predictability. So overall, interesting new API. Hence, I think that we could redact "Fixes #32548" to "Opportunity surfaced in #32548" in the PR description.

[michaldudak]

To make it even more consistent with other components, I would propose replacing renderTags with components.TagList, or similar. It would be a breaking change, though, so adding an ownerState to the current function is a good compromise IMO.