Downgraded to react 18.2.0

[kjellhaaland]

Short summary

Link to issue:

PR Checklist

• I have performed a self-review of my own code
• I have written a short summary of my changes in the PR
• I have linked related issue to the PR
• I have bumped the version(s) in the changed package(s)
• I have bumped the version in workspace-fusion

Tip

You can test your changes on the test-application. You can find it under apps\test-app\src\index.tsx

Caution

⛔ I understand by merging my PR, the changed packages will be published to NPM immediately ⛔

[github-actions]

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I reckon you best mosey on over and link that pull request to an issue, lest you want the winds of open source trouble blowin' your way. I've got my eye on you, stranger, and a stern warning echoes through these digital canyons.

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[github-actions]

Howdy, partner,

Looks like you've got yourself a proper roundup with a posse of packages📦. If you're fixin' to bring 'em into your code corral, just hitch 'em up one by one with a trusty command like a cowboy tamin' a wild mustang.

pnpm i @equinor/workspace-filter@4.0.3-pr.0

pnpm i @equinor/workspace-garden@8.0.3-pr.0

pnpm i @equinor/workspace-powerbi@3.0.3-pr.0

pnpm i @equinor/workspace-ag-grid@3.0.3-pr.0

pnpm i @equinor/workspace-react@2.0.3-pr.0

pnpm i @equinor/workspace-fusion@9.0.3-pr.0

These here commands will have your packages saddled up and ready to hit the open range of your project. Keep those dependencies roped and ride on into the sunset of seamless coding.

Happy trailblazin'

[Gustav-Eikaas]

Can we close this? If I recall this was fixed by another PR