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Can't answer the rest of your question because I don't use a one plus but:
No, you aren't "supposed" to charge your phone overnight. Leaving your phone on the charger at 100% is actually pretty bad for long term battery health. Hence why the notification exists in the first place. Modern phones also full charge in like an hour, so this leaves your phone in that state for many hours.
The longer story is it's actually best to stop charging your phone at 80 percent unless you really need the extra juice, because any time your phone spends above that is potentially damaging, but that tends to be hard to deal with for most people.
Most of the phones I've seen with this feature have a "battery warning" or "charge notification" or "protect battery" type setting somewhere you can turn off. But again, I've never used a one plus so Idk if they do or where it is.
Sane manufacturers just stop the flow of power to the battery when it's fully charged. This notification is intrusive and annoying.
The notification itself is super helpful if you care about battery health. There are apps that try to do it if your phone doesn't have one, but they aren't nearly as well integrated into the system and are therefore more clunky.
The insane/annoying part is just that the setting is not opt-in. Or whether there's a setting to turn it off.