Adh update tiny quickstart

[phoenixy1]

My project to upgrade the deps for the tiny quickstart took on a life of its own when I got to the react native section. As it turns out, the react native tiny quickstart for ios doesn't work with xcode 15.3 because of this issue:

facebook/react-native#43335

Anyway, like the naive fool I am, I decided to resolve this issue by upgrading to the version of React Native that contains the fix. "It's going from .71.14 to .73.6", I told myself, "how bad could it be?"

Anyway, 8 hours later, here we are!

Of note:

• Yes, the migration path for android involves moving from Java to Kotlin, that's not just a wacky thing I decided to do
  -Removed the clipboard package because it doesn't seem to be compatible with newer versions of RN (see Error to Deploy to Android RN 0.73.2 react-native-clipboard/clipboard#225) and I don't think we really needed it anyway
• I'm not really sure if we want the .rubyversion file or not? I updated it, but maybe we should remove it
• It looks like there are different build paths for M1s, so it might be nice if someone could test it on an M1

There's also a caveat: npm install will only work if I run it with the --legacy-peer-deps flag. I really don't like this for a sample app, but also I am using the dependencies recommended by the react native upgrade helper, so I'm not quite sure what to do about it.

[ToddKerpelman]

I haven't tested it (you want me to?), but the changes themselves LGTM>

[dtroupe-plaid]

I ran the new iOS React Native Demo without any issues.

FWIW - in my experience it's easier to just create an entirely new app when upgrading several RN versions. They just copy the typescript code from the old app into the new one.

LGTM 🎉

[phoenixy1]

So this was working for me, but later broke. It turns out I was hitting https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77783044/rctthirdpartyfabriccomponentsprovider-mm-build-input-file-cannot-be-found-react and ended up needing this fix facebook/react-native#42639 which meant I had to upgrade to .74 as well, which was a really difficult migration. Ugh.

[ToddKerpelman]

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