fix(deps): depend on react #6753
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This is a temporary fix for quantizor/markdown-to-jsx#716, as there's an import for react in markdown-to-jsx that causes parcel to try to evaluate react. If there's no react dependency it throws. We add a unused dependency on react, until either markdown-to-jsx has an entry point that does not depend on react existing (it's not actually used) or we fork it.
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This is a temporary fix for quantizor/markdown-to-jsx#716, as there's an import for react in markdown-to-jsx that causes parcel to try to evaluate react. If there's no react dependency it throws.
We add a unused dependency on react, until either markdown-to-jsx has an entry point that does not depend on react existing (it's not actually used) or we fork it.