chore: docusaurus upgrade

website/docs/api.md

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website/docs/built-with.md

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 - [react-copy-write](https://github.com/aweary/react-copy-write) _Immutable state with a mutable API_

website/docs/complex-objects.md

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 Plain objects (objects without a prototype), arrays, `Map`s and `Set`s are always drafted by Immer. Every other object must use the `immerable` symbol to mark itself as compatible with Immer. When one of these objects is mutated within a producer, its prototype is preserved between copies.

website/docs/current.md

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 Immer exposes a named export `current` that creates a copy of the current state of the draft. This can be very useful for debugging purposes (as those objects won't be Proxy objects and not be logged as such). Also, references to `current` can be safely leaked from a produce function. Put differently, `current` provides a snapshot of the current state of a draft.

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 ## Q: How does Immer work?

website/docs/introduction.md

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 # Immer
 

website/docs/map-set.md

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 _⚠ Since version 6 support for `Map`s and `Set`s has to be enabled explicitly by calling [`enableMapSet()`](./installation.mdx#pick-your-immer-version) once when starting your application._

website/docs/original.md

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 Immer exposes a named export `original` that will get the original object from the proxied instance inside `produce` (or return `undefined` for unproxied values). A good example of when this can be useful is when searching for nodes in a tree-like state using strict equality.

website/docs/pitfalls.md

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 ### Performance tips

website/docs/resources.md

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 - Blog: [The Rise of Immer in React](https://www.netlify.com/blog/2018/09/12/the-rise-of-immer-in-react/)

website/docs/support.md

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 Immer currently has 350.000 dependents on GitHub, and has almost 10.000.000 downloads per month. However, only the first 2 days of development has been sponsored (by Mendix), and all the development and maintenance after that has been a labor of love.

website/docs/update-patterns.md

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 Working with immutable data, before Immer, used to mean learning all the immutable update patterns.

website/package.json

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