test(react): upgrade to react 17 and remove enzyme

[ashleyryan]

• add react-testing-library
• upgrade jest/jsdom dependencies

Signed-off-by: Ashley Ryan asryan@vmware.com

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[ashleyryan]

5th time is the charm - this is going to be a lot more of a pain to bring to the main branch

[coryrylan]

I don't have any strong opinion/insight on this needing to be backported to main/v5. Might be fine just remaining on beta/v6 only?

[ashleyryan]

My only concern with not backporting it to v5 is that any fixes we make might be difficult to cherry-pick back into v5 if the react folder is so different.

But I guess we don't really do that much as far as react testing goes, so we probably won't need to make any changes there if we're fixing a core bug

[mathisscott]

My only concern with not backporting it to v5 is that any fixes we make might be difficult to cherry-pick back into v5 if the react folder is so different.

🤔 I'm not a fan of backporting this to v5. If the need becomes dire, then maybe we can address it at that time?

[ashleyryan]

If the need becomes dire, then maybe we can address it at that time?

Works for me. It's unlikely anyone will be editing the react unit tests anyway

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