Absolutely agree. I work on a cra-based SPA at work which might have 100s of issues, but React for sure isn't one of them. Packages exporting made-up types are. JavaScript's goofy transition to ESM is. Babel might be. In a world where a new JS framework boasts about being the future of webdev every other day, React hasn't shipped a single update in 1+ years now, and has generally been super cautious to maintaining backwards compatibility and a super easy API. The only questionable move has been the unnecessary push to server components, but imho that's more of a political problem, since vercel has eaten up the react team and has this weird habit of trying to sell terrible architectural decisions to its users.
