[WEB-5459] feat(codemods): add function declaration transformer with tests (#8137)

- Add jscodeshift-based codemod to convert arrow function components to function declarations
- Support React.FC, observer-wrapped, and forwardRef components
- Include comprehensive test suite covering edge cases
- Add npm script to run transformer across codebase
- Target only .tsx files in source directories, excluding node_modules and declaration files

* [WEB-5459] chore: updates after running codemod

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Co-authored-by: sriramveeraghanta <veeraghanta.sriram@gmail.com>

.github/instructions/bash.instructions.md

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+---
+description: Guidelines for bash commands and tooling in the monorepo
+applyTo: "**/*.sh"
+---
+
+# Bash & Tooling Instructions
+
+This document outlines the standard tools and commands used in this monorepo.
+
+## Package Manager
+
+We use **pnpm** for package management.
+- **Do not use `npm` or `yarn`.**
+- Lockfile: `pnpm-lock.yaml`
+- Workspace configuration: `pnpm-workspace.yaml`
+
+### Common Commands
+- Install dependencies: `pnpm install`
+- Run a script in a specific package: `pnpm --filter <package_name> run <script>`
+- Run a script in all packages: `pnpm -r run <script>`
+
+## Monorepo Tooling
+
+We use **Turbo** for build system orchestration.
+- Configuration: `turbo.json`
+
+## Project Structure
+
+- `apps/`: Contains application services (admin, api, live, proxy, space, web).
+- `packages/`: Contains shared packages and libraries.
+- `deployments/`: Deployment configurations.
+
+## Running Tests
+
+- To run tests in a specific package (e.g., codemods):
+  ```bash
+  cd packages/codemods
+  pnpm run test
+  ```
+- Or from root:
+  ```bash
+  pnpm --filter @plane/codemods run test
+  ```
+
+## Docker
+
+- Local development uses `docker-compose-local.yml`.
+- Production/Staging uses `docker-compose.yml`.

.github/instructions/typescript.instructions.md

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+---
+description: Guidelines for using modern TypeScript features (v5.0-v5.8)
+applyTo: "**/*.{ts,tsx,mts,cts}"
+---
+
+# TypeScript Coding Guidelines & Modern Features (v5.0 - v5.8)
+
+When writing TypeScript code, prioritize using modern features and best practices introduced in recent versions (up to 5.8).
+
+## Global Themes Across 5.x
+
+1. **Standard decorators are here; legacy decorators are legacy.**
+   New TC39-compliant decorators landed in 5.0 and were extended in 5.2 (metadata). Old `experimentalDecorators`-style behavior is still supported but should be treated as legacy.
+
+2. **Type system is more precise and less noisy.**
+   Major work went into narrowing, control flow analysis, error messages, and new helpers like `NoInfer`, inferred predicates, and better `undefined`/`never`/uninitialized checks.
+
+3. **Module / runtime interop has been modernized.**
+   Options like `--moduleResolution bundler`, `--module nodenext`/`node18`, `--rewriteRelativeImportExtensions`, `--erasableSyntaxOnly`, and `--verbatimModuleSyntax` are about playing nicely with ESM, Node 18+/22+, direct TypeScript execution, and bundlers.
+
+4. **The standard library keeps tracking modern JS.**
+   Support for new ES features (iterator helpers, `Object.groupBy`/`Map.groupBy`, new Set/ES2024 APIs) shows up as type declarations and sometimes extra checks (regex syntax checking, etc.).
+
+When generating or refactoring code, prefer these newer idioms, and avoid patterns that conflict with updated checks.
+
+## Modern Features to Utilize
+
+### Type System & Inference
+- **`const` Type Parameters (5.0)**: Use `const` type parameters for more precise literal inference.
+  ```typescript
+  declare function names<const T extends string[]>(...names: T): void;
+  ```
+- **`@satisfies` Operator (5.0)**: Use `satisfies` to validate types without widening them.
+- **Inferred Type Predicates (5.5)**: Allow TypeScript to infer type predicates for functions that filter arrays or check types, reducing the need for explicit `is` return types.
+- **`NoInfer` Utility (5.4)**: Use `NoInfer<T>` to block inference for specific type arguments when you want them to be determined by other arguments.
+- **Narrowing**:
+  - **Switch(true) (5.3)**: Utilize narrowing in `switch(true)` blocks.
+  - **Boolean Comparisons (5.3)**: Rely on narrowing from direct boolean comparisons.
+  - **Closures (5.4)**: Trust preserved narrowing in closures when variables aren't modified after the check.
+  - **Constant Indexed Access (5.5)**: Use constant indices to narrow object/array properties.
+
+### Syntax & Control Flow
+- **Decorators (5.0)**: Use standard ECMAScript decorators (Stage 3).
+- **`using` Declarations (5.2)**: Use `using` for explicit resource management (Disposable pattern) instead of manual cleanup.
+  ```typescript
+  using resource = new Resource();
+  ```
+- **Import Attributes (5.3/5.8)**: Use `with { type: "json" }` for import attributes. Avoid the deprecated `assert` syntax.
+- **`switch` Exhaustiveness**: Rely on TypeScript's exhaustiveness checking in switch statements.
+
+### Modules & Imports
+- **`verbatimModuleSyntax` (5.0)**: Respect this flag by using `import type` explicitly when importing types to ensure they are erased during compilation.
+- **Type-Only Imports with Extensions (5.2)**: You can use `.ts`, `.mts`, `.cts` extensions in `import type` statements.
+- **`resolution-mode` (5.3)**: Use `import type { Type } from "mod" with { "resolution-mode": "import" }` if needed for specific module resolution contexts.
+- **JSDoc `@import` (5.5)**: Use `@import` tags in JSDoc for cleaner type imports in JS files if working in a mixed codebase.
+
+### Standard Library & Built-ins
+- **Iterator Helpers (5.6)**: Use new iterator methods (map, filter, etc.) if targeting modern environments.
+- **Set Methods (5.5)**: Utilize new `Set` methods like `union`, `intersection`, etc., when available.
+- **`Object.groupBy` / `Map.groupBy` (5.4)**: Use these standard methods for grouping instead of external libraries like Lodash when appropriate.
+- **`Promise.withResolvers` (5.7)**: Use `Promise.withResolvers()` for creating promises with exposed resolve/reject functions.
+
+### Configuration & Tooling
+- **`--moduleResolution bundler` (5.0)**: Assume this resolution strategy for modern web projects (Vite, Next.js, etc.).
+- **`--erasableSyntaxOnly` (5.8)**: Be aware of this flag; avoid TypeScript-specific syntax that cannot be simply erased (like `enum`s or `namespaces`) if the project aims for maximum compatibility with tools like Node.js's `--strip-types`. Prefer `const` objects or unions over `enum`s if requested.
+
+## Specific Coding Patterns
+
+### Arrays & Collections
+- Use **Copying Array Methods (5.2)** (`toSorted`, `toSpliced`, `with`) for immutable array operations.
+- **TypedArrays (5.7)**: Be aware that TypedArrays are now generic over `ArrayBufferLike`.
+
+### Classes
+- **Parameter Decorators (5.0/5.2)**: Use modern standard decorators.
+- **`super` Property Access (5.3)**: Avoid accessing instance fields via `super`.
+
+### Error Handling
+- **Checks for Never-Initialized Variables (5.7)**: Ensure variables are initialized before use to avoid new errors.
+
+## Deprecations to Avoid
+- Avoid `import ... assert` (use `with`).
+- Avoid implicit `any` returns in `undefined`-returning functions (though 5.1 makes this easier, explicit is better).
+- Avoid `enum`s if the project prefers erasable syntax (5.8).
+
+## Version-Specific Highlights
+
+### TypeScript 5.0
+- **Decorators**: Use standard decorators unless `experimentalDecorators` is explicitly enabled.
+- **`const` Type Parameters**: Use for literal inference.
+- **Enums**: All enums are union enums.
+- **Modules**: `--moduleResolution bundler` and `--verbatimModuleSyntax` are key for modern bundlers.
+
+### TypeScript 5.1
+- **Returns**: `undefined`-returning functions don't need explicit returns.
+- **Getters/Setters**: Can have unrelated types with explicit annotations.
+
+### TypeScript 5.2
+- **Resource Management**: `using` declarations for `Symbol.dispose`.
+- **Decorator Metadata**: Use `context.metadata` for design-time metadata.
+
+### TypeScript 5.3
+- **Import Attributes**: Use `with { type: "json" }`.
+- **Switch(true)**: Narrowing works in `switch(true)`.
+
+### TypeScript 5.4
+- **Closures**: Narrowing preserved in closures if last assignment is before creation.
+- **`NoInfer`**: Block inference for specific arguments.
+- **Grouping**: `Object.groupBy` / `Map.groupBy`.
+
+### TypeScript 5.5
+- **Inferred Predicates**: Functions checking types often don't need explicit `is` return types.
+- **Constant Index Access**: Better narrowing for constant keys.
+- **Regex**: Syntax checking for regex literals.
+
+### TypeScript 5.6
+- **Truthiness Checks**: Errors on always-truthy/falsy conditions (e.g., `if (/regex/)`).
+- **Iterator Helpers**: `.map`, `.filter` on iterators.
+
+### TypeScript 5.7
+- **Uninitialized Variables**: Stricter checks for never-initialized variables.
+- **Relative Imports**: `--rewriteRelativeImportExtensions` for `.ts` imports in output.
+- **ES2024**: Support for `Promise.withResolvers`, `Atomics.waitAsync`.
+
+### TypeScript 5.8
+- **Return Checks**: Granular checks for conditional returns.
+- **Node Modules**: `--module node18` stable; `require()` of ESM allowed in `nodenext`.
+- **Erasable Syntax**: `--erasableSyntaxOnly` forbids enums, namespaces, etc.
+
+When generating code, always prefer the most modern, standard, and type-safe approach available in TypeScript 5.8.