chore(staking): migrate to react-aria #1877
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The @headlessui/react library has had some major changes and I'm finding the components in the new version are lower quality, clunkier, and buggier than the older versions were.
In the last few years, Adobe has come out with the excellent react-aria library, which implements all the components that headlessui had and way way more, and is much better maintained.
I wanted to explore moving to this anyways, but I've found myself fighting with bugs and glitchy behavior in the menu and modal components, so I figured it was time to go ahead and get it done