chore(repo): [DO NOT MERGE] Alias sign-in/sign-up hooks to Signal version

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Updated the sign-in and sign-up hooks to a more responsive implementation, improving UI reactivity during authentication flows.
  • Users may notice smoother state transitions and reduced unnecessary re-renders when signing in or signing up.
  • Existing hook names remain the same; current imports continue to work without changes.
  • This update targets better runtime behavior without altering other authentication hooks or overall app integration.

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Re-exports in packages/nextjs/src/client-boundary/hooks.ts now map useSignIn and useSignUp to experimental signal hooks from @clerk/clerk-react/experimental, replacing their previous re-exports from @clerk/clerk-react. No other exports were changed.

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Cohort / File(s)	Summary
Hook re-exports packages/nextjs/src/client-boundary/hooks.ts	Removed useSignIn, useSignUp from the @clerk/clerk-react re-export block; added export { useSignInSignal as useSignIn, useSignUpSignal as useSignUp } from @clerk/clerk-react/experimental, effectively aliasing the experimental signal hooks to the existing names.

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    participant App as App Code
    participant NextHooks as nextjs/src/client-boundary/hooks.ts
    participant ClerkExp as @clerk/clerk-react/experimental

    App->>NextHooks: import { useSignIn, useSignUp }
    Note over NextHooks: Aliases map to signal-based hooks
    NextHooks->>ClerkExp: re-export useSignInSignal as useSignIn
    NextHooks->>ClerkExp: re-export useSignUpSignal as useSignUp
    ClerkExp-->>App: provide signal hook implementations

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A rabbit taps the keys with cheer,
Two hooks hop to “signals” here,
Old paths fade, new routes align,
SignIn, SignUp—now redefined.
In fields of code I thump, elated—
Exports mapped, neatly orchestrated. 🐇✨

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packages/nextjs/src/client-boundary/hooks.ts (1)

13-13: Breaking change: aliasing experimental hooks to stable names without migration path

• Consumers of stable useSignIn/useSignUp now receive experimental signal versions with no deprecation warnings, migration guide, or JSDoc marking them as unstable.
• Exposing experimental APIs under stable names violates semver and risks type/runtime mismatches. Confirm that useSignInSignal/useSignUpSignal exist in your @clerk/clerk-react version and share their TypeScript signatures.

Recommendation: export signal hooks separately or behind a feature flag; deprecate the old hooks with clear warnings and a migration guide before removal in a future major release; add inline documentation and update public docs; verify type compatibility.

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