Migrate codebase to React 18

[mirekys]

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Description

Migrate react-invenio-forms from React 16 to React 18 following RFC inveniosoftware/rfcs#112.
This PR contains application of following codemods for v18:

• Upgrades peer dependencies
• Replaces enzyme adapter for React18 suppoort
• Removes explicit React imports (update-react-imports codemod)
• Migrates render-only class components to functions (pure-component codemod)
• Updates entry points to createRoot (update-react-imports codemod)
• Bumps Node - >= v22

Prerequisites

To make React 18 linting work, you need to link a local clone of eslint-config-invenio:

gh repo clone inveniosoftware/eslint-config-invenio
gh pr checkout 20
cd eslint-config-invenio
npm link

In this repo:

npm link @inveniosoftware/eslint-config-invenio

Status:

• All tests pass

Requires:

• config: add React 18 ESLint configuration eslint-config-invenio#20 (must be merged & released first)
• ci: migrate to shared workflows #335
• components: remove defaultProps from components #336

Part of: inveniosoftware/rfcs#112

Checklist

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• I'm aware of the code of conduct.
• I've created logical separate commits and followed the commit message format.
• I've added relevant test cases.
• I've added relevant documentation.
• I've marked translation strings.
• I've identified the copyright holder(s) and updated copyright headers for touched files (>15 lines contributions).
• I've NOT included third-party code (copy/pasted source code or new dependencies).
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• I've followed the CSS/JS and React guidelines.
• I've followed the web accessibility guidelines.
• I've followed the user interface guidelines.

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