chore: use new JSX transform #11328
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Closes patternfly#9289 Signed-off-by: Jon Koops <[email protected]>
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Introduces the new JSX transform which removes the need to import React in every file that contains JSX. This is a change required to add support for React 19.
Also adds linting configuration to support the new transformation, including a rule to ban the default React import (
import React from 'react') in favor of named imports. The linter is set up to warn for now, as a refactor will have to come over multiple subsequent PRs.Closes #9289