feat(Worklets): JS code duplication #6921
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Summary
In this PR I'm moving the
WorkletsModulepart of the JS code toreact-native-worklets. Reanimated would still have those files duplicated via a mechanism introduced in #6827.Now in Reanimated all worklets code must be acquired via a special
WorkletsResolvermodule. This is a temporary solution and will be dropped once we requirereact-native-workletsas a mandatory dependency forreact-native-reanimated.react-native-workletswouldn't be used in the app even though it's not a dependency.WorkletsResolver.PlatformChecker.tsexplicitly inreact-native-worklets. This file is small and stable so I don't consider this to be an issue. We can think of some better solution once the package is more polished.commonTypes.tsbetween packages.Test plan
Fabric example should work with & without
react-native-workletsinstalled. You can check using the debugger that always the correct instance of Worklets' JavaScript code is used.