chore(examples, tests): remove React.FC from the TSX file

[liby]

We would be removing FC, so I'd just leave it for now.

It's done.

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[dai-shi]

Thanks again for you work.

Although this might be controversial if we ask someone, but let's assume it's the trend/recommendation and merge this.

[liby]

Although this might be controversial if we ask someone, but let's assume it's the trend/recommendation and merge this.

Thank you for your indulgence. I’ll continue to follow up on the issue of adding only one line between absolute path import and relative path import.

[dai-shi]

@liby Would you mind if I ask another chore? For consistency, we'd want to use import type {} for TS types in src and tests, (maybe not in examples).

[liby]

@dai-shi
Happy to help, but it may be a little later. I will first see if there is an easy way to distinguish between type. If there is no good way, I may need to find it one by one in the clumsiest way.

[liby]

@dai-shi Hi, I have a question that has been bothering me for a long time and I don't have any clue, so I would like to seek help from you.

The use of Add all missing imports in the .tsx file in the "tests" folder will always import React, See below:

Rename the Provider.ts file to Provider.tsx, consistent with the behavior in the gif.

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Changing jsx value in the tsconfig.json file to react-jsx solves the above problem:

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The problem is solved, but I am still confused as to why the behavior is inconsistent when "jsx": "preserve", I checked a lot of related issue, but I couldn't get an answer.(e.g., TypeScript/issues/41958, TypeScript/issues/41762, TypeScript/pull/41950)

You built this project, maybe you can give me an answer? I've been obsessed with it all day. Looking forward to your reply

[dai-shi]

...unfortunately, I don't know. I usually type imports before writing code...
Changing tsconfig is acceptable as long as the final build files are identical.