chore!: move paragon to peer dependency using @openedx scope and upgr…

…ade frontend-platform (#367) BREAKING CHANGE: consuming applications must now provide paragon from the @openedx scope * refactor: replace @edx/paragon and @edx/frontend-build * fix: fixed package issues * fix: updated dependency * fix: updated package lock file to fix ci issue * refactor: updated frontend-platform to v7 along with peer Dependencies --------- Co-authored-by: mashal-m <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Muhammad Abdullah Waheed <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Bilal Qamar <[email protected]>
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@@ -49,19 +49,19 @@ To install a new NPM module in all workspace packages, use the `--workspaces` ar
 
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-  npm install @edx/paragon@latest --workspaces
+  npm install @openedx/paragon@latest --workspaces
 
 To install a new NPM module in one or more specific workspace package(s), use the `--workspace` argument, e.g.:
 
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-  npm install -D @edx/paragon@latest --workspace=@edx/frontend-enterprise-catalog-search
+  npm install -D @openedx/paragon@latest --workspace=@edx/frontend-enterprise-catalog-search
 
 
 Installing local monorepo package(s) into an Open edX micro-frontend
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-For any micro-frontend using `@edx/frontend-build <https://github.com/openedx/frontend-build>` that consumes any packages from this monorepo may want to use a local copy of one or more packages during development rather than relying solely on the published NPM packages. To do this, you may modify your module.config.js file (create module.config.js if it does not already exist) to create Webpack aliases to your local checkout of the monorepo packages:
+For any micro-frontend using `@openedx/frontend-build <https://github.com/openedx/frontend-build>` that consumes any packages from this monorepo may want to use a local copy of one or more packages during development rather than relying solely on the published NPM packages. To do this, you may modify your module.config.js file (create module.config.js if it does not already exist) to create Webpack aliases to your local checkout of the monorepo packages:
 
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