chore: more UI performance improvements #2702
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This PR contains a few related performance improvements: 1. Enable react compiler for IH, Entropy Explorer, and component library 2. Refactor Drawer state management to reduce rerenders drastically 3. Rev nextjs patch version 4. Disable turbopack for IH as it's causing major issues with webinspector
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Summary
This PR contains a few related performance improvements:
Rationale
I noticed that the drawer was performing quite poorly on mobile on some pages, and digging into how to improve the perf led me to some of the other issues that are overlapping / interrelated as well.
How has this been tested?