chore: update inter-library depdency versions

[0livare]

Why

#1560 fixed a small typescript issue, but that fix unfortunately appears to not be used when installing @react-spring/web@9.2.3.

I believe the reason for that is the dependency versions of the various @react-spring packages were not updated.

This is from my yarn.lock file:

"@react-spring/web@^9.2.3":
  version "9.2.3"
  resolved "https://registry.yarnpkg.com/@react-spring/web/-/web-9.2.3.tgz#b9037719b489863ca2ad39caaacff6d315bbaea8"
  integrity sha512-dWRcgVDbO2UI9I03n/HVmCx9tY++Na+RwRzkzXv3E53BcFsjvnWGArnpj+xE/XgXiaII3ep2RmUj5jyYoukqGg==
  dependencies:
    "@react-spring/animated" "~9.2.0"
    "@react-spring/core" "~9.2.0"
    "@react-spring/shared" "~9.2.0"
    "@react-spring/types" "~9.2.0"

What

I updated all of the @react-spring dependency versions from 9.2.0 to 9.2.3.

I'm not 100% certain what some of the packages like @react-spring/zdog or @react-spring/konva are, but it seems like all the version numbers are always kept consistent, and my yarn install after this change seemed to still work.

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[joshuaellis]

I dont think this is the solution to your issue, this is a patch. AFAIK ~ means it'll only ever install version in this pattern 0.0.X, therefore npm should try to install 9.2.3 of the library even though it says 9.2.0 see here. I would try remove @react-spring packages and reinstall them. This will update the yarn.lock I believe.

[sudkumar]

I agree with @joeporpeglia. This should do it. In my case, I updated the version in my package.json and ran npm install.