Allow React 18 to a peerDependency and fix Provider Prop types #89
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When trying to use
@nova/reactwith React 18 the typings for the providers are not correct aschildrennow has to be explicitly defined on the Props type.This adds the
childrenprop to all the providers but keeps us on React 17 for now as that is what most of the internal projects still use. The fix should however allow React 18 users to use@nova/reactwithout any errors.