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While this dependency is currently unused, it's worth noting that
@testing-library/user-eventis generally recommended overfireEventfor simulating user interactions in tests. The project's tests currently usefireEvent(e.g., intests/index.spec.tsx), which doesn't simulate real user behavior as closely asuser-eventdoes. For example,userEvent.click()fires pointer events, hover events, and focus/blur events, whichfireEvent.click()does not.For more robust and reliable tests, I'd recommend considering re-adding this dependency and refactoring your tests to use
userEvent. If you decide to stick withfireEvent, then removing this dependency is fine.