Actionable comments posted: 1

Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

Inline comments:
In `@src/components/mui/editable-table/mui-table-editable.js`:
- Line 201: Swal.fire is being passed the Material-UI palette token "warning"
for confirmButtonColor which SweetAlert2 expects a concrete CSS color; update
the Swal.fire invocation (the confirmButtonColor option) to use a hex value
(e.g. "#DD6B55") instead of "warning" so the confirm button renders
correctly—locate the Swal.fire call in mui-table-editable (the
confirmButtonColor property) and replace the token string with the concrete
color.

Review Summary

This PR mixes unrelated changes with the stated goal of "improving MUI table styles." Several changes introduce bugs or regressions that need to be addressed before merging.

🔴 Critical Issues

1. package.json — version downgraded from 5.0.5 → 5.0.0
This is a regression. Package versions should only increment, not decrease. This will cause consumers pinned to 5.0.5 to lose the update. Please bump to at least 5.0.6 (or 5.1.0 if semver minor bump is warranted for these style changes).

2. showConfirmDialog.js — React 18 createRoot support removed
The previous code handled both React 17 (ReactDOM.render) and React 18 (createRoot). The new code removes the React 18 path entirely, reverting to the deprecated ReactDOM.render only. This will produce a console error in React 18 and is incompatible with React 19 where ReactDOM.render is removed. Please restore the createRoot branch.

3. search-input.js — clear button visibility uses stale term prop instead of searchTerm state

endAdornment: term ? (  // ← uses prop, not state

After a user types into the field, searchTerm (state) updates immediately but term (prop) only updates after the parent calls onSearch and re-renders. This means the clear button will not appear while the user is typing and has not yet pressed Enter. Change term to searchTerm here.

4. dropdown-checkbox.js — deselecting "all" is silently swallowed
When "all" is the only selected item and the user clicks it again (to deselect everything), the logic falls through all branches without calling onChange:

• selected.includes("all") → true
• !value.includes("all") → false (all was already selected)
• selected.length > 1 → false (selected is [] after toggle, or just ["all"])

The removed else branch previously handled this by emitting ["all"] again (or you could emit [] to clear). Either way, onChange must be called for this case. This was a behavioral regression introduced by removing the else clause.

🟡 Notable Concerns

5. summit-dropdown/index.js — handleClick loses null guard
Previously handleClick guarded with this.state?.summitValue?.value !== undefined. The new code calls this.props.onClick(this.state.summitValue.value) unconditionally. While isDisabled prevents the button click normally, any direct programmatic call to handleClick when summitValue is null will throw a TypeError. The guard was also useful defensible behavior.

6. package.json — unnecessary "dependencies": {}
Adding an empty "dependencies": {} key is harmless but unnecessary. All packages are already correctly placed under devDependencies and peerDependencies.

7. Large test deletion scope
Three separate test suites had tests removed:

• search-input.test.js — all debounced behavior tests removed (along with the feature)
• summit-dropdown/__tests__/summit-dropdown.test.js — entire file deleted
• mui-formik-datepicker.test.js — "retains selected date after picker closes" test removed

Removing tests that covered real behavior without replacement lowers overall confidence. If the debounced feature was intentionally removed, please document that in the PR description. If the summit-dropdown tests were removed because the ref-based API changed, please add equivalent tests for the new behavior.

✅ Looks Good

• fontWeight: "normal" normalization across table cells — consistent and correct
• padding: 0 on action IconButton components — appropriate
• confirmButtonColor: "warning" — valid since this uses MUI <Button color>, not SweetAlert2
• styles.dottedBorderLeft applied to action column cells — correct visual distinction
• mui-formik-datepicker.js blur handling — the handleBlur with setTouched(true, true) is the correct approach
• Renaming styles.module.less → mui-table-editable.module.less — better naming convention

LGTM