removing unnecessary react imports part 1

[jacobo-dominguez-wgu]

Description

Removing React imports that are not required anymore on newer versions. Some of the imports were deconstructed to remove the usage of the global React object.
Most of the modifications were performed using the react/update-react-imports codemod.
Also modified the babel config file to use the JSX Transform (introduced in React 17).
Partially closes #3796
Components included:

• src/ActionRow
• src/Alert
• src/Annotation
• src/asInput
• src/Avatar
• src/AvatarButton
• src/Badge
• src/Breadcrumb
• src/Bubble
• src/Button

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[mphilbrick211]

Hi @jacobo-dominguez-wgu! Looks like there's some branch conflicts, would you mind taking a look?

[brian-smith-tcril]

@jacobo-dominguez-wgu the deploy previews on these weren't working because of an issue on the release-23.x branch. That has been fixed by #3835. Would you be able to rebase them?

[jacobo-dominguez-wgu]

@jacobo-dominguez-wgu the deploy previews on these weren't working because of an issue on the release-23.x branch. That has been fixed by #3835. Would you be able to rebase them?

Thanks! I was struggling to find out why were failing.

[brian-smith-tcril]

Something odd seems to have happened here, the commits tab is showing 8 commits, including ones that have already landed in release-23.x - could you try the rebase again?

There is some good news too though! CI is catching the build error on this one now.

[jacobo-dominguez-wgu]

Already rebase with release-23.x twice and and commits already landed are still showing here, I am closing this and creating a new pr to get rid of those #3840