Add local first architecture to React SDK #50
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This is the first in a series of PRs related to the upcoming production release of the React SDK.
The biggest changes of this PR intend to resolve #48, which brings a local-first architecture to the React SDK. All of these changes can be found in the Add local first architecture to React SDK commit.
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This PR also contains several maintenance commits to upgrade dependencies and optimize the DX.
Updated components and example app
Both the components package and the example app now support most of our official-track content types. Still some work to be done here, but nothing super important at this time.