[tools] Migrate to new npm version tool#616
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In the future, I guess we could add HTTP 301, but I'm unclear on how to do this. Actually, I would rather stick to this client side redirection (
<Redirect>) so it's very visible once we kill the subdomain that those link will break.One step of #502, just to force myself to stop using this old pie chart 😄
Preview: https://mui-tools-public-pr-616.onrender.com/prod/pages/npmVersion