refactor(packages/*): use @vitejs/plugin-react-swc and make all package dependencies explicit
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Close #244.
Consistently use
@vitejs/plugin-react-swcacross all npm packages build.I also consolidated all dependencies across all npm packages:
devDependencieshas a fixed version range to know easily which version is actually used@types/reactfrom the rootpackage.json. Since we are planning to maketuonoframework agnostic in the future I addedreactand@types/reactto each package.