Complete React 19 migration and add dual React 18/19 package compatibility validation#77
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Complete React 19 migration and add dual React 18/19 package compatibility validation#77
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This PR moves the repo’s development workspace to React 19 while preserving published React 18 support for @trrack/vis-react.
It upgrades the example apps and docs app to React 19, including moving the docs site onto a React-19-capable Next/Nextra stack. It also removes remaining React-18-only blockers in the example apps, including replacing react-hyper-tree with a local history tree component and removing Mantine from the dummy testing app in favor of local UI and sizing logic.
For the published packages, @trrack/vis-react keeps its peer range at react / react-dom >=18 <20, and package compatibility is now validated against both React 18 and React 19. This PR adds a dedicated CI workflow plus package-only scripts to typecheck, build, and test @trrack/core and @trrack/vis-react under both React majors. It also updates the package/docs messaging to state the tested support policy clearly.