Use import from /dist/ instead of symlink

[zacanger]

Which problem is this PR solving?

This is an insignificant issue, so I didn't open an issue ticket beforehand. There's a symlink here to a file in node_modules. It's small problem, but the symlink is unnecessary. I came across this because I have this repo as a submodule in another project, and back up those changes (and a lot of other repos) with rsync, the sync checks output to see if there are errors. I would guess this also causes problems on Windows without WSL.

Description of the changes

Change the import. This Just Works™ in Vite.

How was this change tested?

yarn lint && yarn test && yarn start, and yarn build, and grepping react-vis clases in the assets.

Checklist

• I have read https://github.com/jaegertracing/jaeger/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING_GUIDELINES.md
• I have signed all commits
• I have added unit tests for the new functionality
• I have run lint and test steps successfully
  • for jaeger: make lint test
  • for jaeger-ui: yarn lint and yarn test

[yurishkuro]

not sure if importing from /dist/ is a good practice, but certainly not worse than the symlink

thanks

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[zacanger]

not sure if importing from /dist/ is a good practice, but certainly not worse than the symlink

thanks

It's definitely not, but that package doesn't specify a style in package.json (like this one).