fix: LEAP-25: Eliminate memory leaks introduces by React 17 by upgrading to React 18

[nick-skriabin]

This PR attempts to fix the memory leak from facebook/react#16087 by upgrading the React 17 -> 18.
React 18 implements a more agressive cleanup strategy which potentially improves memory issues.

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