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Convert error-boundary to TypeScript

This PR converts the files in src/elements/common/error-boundary from JavaScript with Flow to TypeScript.

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  • Created .js.flow files for backward compatibility
  • Converted all JavaScript files to TypeScript
  • Maintained existing functionality and type safety
  • No changes to test files or files outside the target directory

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  • The CI failure is due to pre-existing TypeScript errors in files outside the error-boundary directory, which are not related to the changes in this PR.
  • The tests for the error-boundary components are passing successfully.

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Similar conversion PRs: #3725 and #3635

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a customizable error boundary component to catch and display errors in the application.
    • Added a default error display UI with localized messages for user-friendly error notifications.
    • Enabled easy integration of error boundaries into components through a higher-order component for consistent error handling.

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Devin, please only make these changes

@tjuanitas tjuanitas marked this pull request as ready for review February 26, 2025 17:55
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A new error boundary system is introduced, including a customizable React error boundary component, a default error display UI, and a higher-order component (HOC) for easy integration. The system centralizes error catching, formatting, and reporting, and provides a single entry point for importing these utilities.

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Files/Group Change Summary
src/elements/common/error-boundary/DefaultError.tsx Added a default error display React component with localized headers and optional error prop interface.
src/elements/common/error-boundary/ErrorBoundary.tsx Introduced an error boundary React class component for catching, formatting, and reporting errors in child components.
src/elements/common/error-boundary/withErrorBoundary.tsx Added a higher-order component to wrap components with error handling, supporting customizable error UI and origin tagging.
src/elements/common/error-boundary/index.ts Created a module to re-export the error boundary and HOC for centralized importing.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Parent as Parent Component
    participant ErrorBoundary as ErrorBoundary
    participant Wrapped as Wrapped Component
    participant ErrorUI as Error Component

    Parent->>ErrorBoundary: Render with child (Wrapped)
    ErrorBoundary->>Wrapped: Render child with onError prop
    Wrapped-->>ErrorBoundary: (If error occurs) Call onError(error)
    ErrorBoundary->>ErrorBoundary: handleError(error)
    ErrorBoundary->>Parent: onError callback (with formatted error)
    ErrorBoundary->>ErrorUI: Render error UI with error prop
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