V6 - [WIP]

[danielbarion]

• cleanup of the deprecated options of the Tooltip
• explore new bundler options (bun.sh?)
• Rollup upgraded v2 -> v4

Note: we need to consider the custom rollup plugin we did to inject the CSS into the build file (/rollup-plugins/replace-before-save-file.js)

• dismiss and/or fix dependabot security alerts
• improve tooltip bundle size

• check global average browser version and reduce the range on the build that includes polyfills ✅
• we have different ways to use the tooltip. Check code splitting to reduce the loaded code related to the way the project wants to use react-tooltip

• improve tooltip performance - how to benchmark it to compare with v5?
• improve internal state handling (internal state should be updated in the least render cycles possible)
• review all useMemo()/useCallback()/useEffect() dependencies (the react-hooks/exhaustive-deps rule should only be ignore if strictly necessary, i.e. an specific dependency breaks functionality)
• break down large effects and functions into more concise (and properly named) functions
• review docs to make sure it's up to date with V6 changes after PR gets ready to be reviewed
• write the tests to cover the library code and his utils

[danielbarion]

• Bun is amazing but unfortunately not an option at the moment because of:

Also, note added:

Note: we need to consider the custom rollup plugin we did to inject the CSS into the build file (/rollup-plugins/replace-before-save-file.js)

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