fix!: use the Babel installed in the consuming project

[rfgamaral]

Overview

Declares @babel/core, @babel/preset-react and @babel/preset-typescript as peer dependencies instead of bundling them, so the tracker compiles with the same Babel the consuming project builds with. They stay as dev dependencies for this package's own tests, and renovate.json now blocks @babel/** majors.

Babel 8 drops AssignmentPattern, RestElement and TSParameterProperty from its LVal alias. babel-plugin-react-compiler calls path.isLVal() and so reports violations for valid code on Babel 8, such as any destructured parameter default. Bundling Babel made this worse than a wrong count: the presets are named as bare strings and resolve from the consumer's working directory, so a project on Babel 7 fed its own presets to the bundled Babel 8 core, every compile threw, and the swallowed error left the tracker reporting zero violations for every file.

The peer range on @babel/core is ^7.26.0, matching the floor babel-plugin-react-compiler sets through its own @babel/types dependency. src/babel.ts moves back to the TransformOptions type name, which is what Babel 7 exports.

Test plan

1. In a checkout of todoist-web on main, run node_modules/.bin/react-compiler-tracker with no flags
   • Observe that it reports no React Compiler errors at all, despite .react-compiler.rec.json listing several files
2. Check out this branch and run npm install, npm run build and npm pack to produce a tarball
3. Back in todoist-web, install that tarball with npm install --no-save <path-to-tarball>
   • Observe that node_modules/@doist/react-compiler-tracker no longer contains a nested node_modules/@babel
4. Run node_modules/.bin/react-compiler-tracker with no flags again
   • Observe that the reported issue and file counts now match the totals recorded in .react-compiler.rec.json

[doistbot]

This PR moves @babel/core, @babel/preset-react, and @babel/preset-typescript from bundled dependencies to peer dependencies so the tracker compiles with the consuming project's own Babel, pins Babel 7 via Renovate, and renames the imported type to TransformOptions for Babel 7 compatibility.

Few things worth tightening:

• Pin the Babel installs in the README command to v7 (e.g. @babel/core@^7.26.0 @babel/preset-react@^7 @babel/preset-typescript@^7); as written npm can resolve Babel 8, which is unsupported and conflicts with the new peer range.

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[frankieyan]

Thanks for taking care of this Ricardo! ❤️