feat: Add React 19 support to Docusaurus v3 #10763
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Motivation
This will probably supersede #10745 by adding React 19 support to Docusaurus v3 in a retro-compatible way.
To ensure it works properly, we'll use React 19 on:
Note: most users shouldn't necessarily upgrade existing sites to React 19 immediately, even though Docusaurus v3 allow it. We don't leverage its new features yet, and it's also a bit heavier.
You can stay on React 18 for now unless you have a good reason to upgrade (monorepo dependencies alignment, leveraging React 19 features on your own...)
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https://deploy-preview-10763--docusaurus-2.netlify.app/