Proper tailwind merge for Typography components - #123
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A fix to a proper tailwind class in this PR actually introduced a new problem. Typography components does not have a consistent chance of having their colours overriden from default colour due to Tailwind's configuration.
The fix here is to use tailwind merge (a package we already use) to properly support colours to be overriden by the consumer.
I've applied to fix to all Typography components (Heading, Label, Paragraph)