Fix a bunch of dependency-related type issues related to bugs in TypeScript and packages trying to support React 19

[joshunrau]

Fixes the following dependency-related issues:

• Regression in TypeScript v5.7 causing type errors everywhere
  • Incorrect type returned by TextEncoder.encode microsoft/TypeScript#60846
• Incorrect return type for AnimatePresence in motion/react, which only works with React 19 types. To fix this, we now override both motion and framer-motion, as motion depends on the latest non-breaking version framer-motion, so forcing motion back to the exact version that did not have this problem is not sufficient,
• [BUG] AnimatePresence cannot be used as a JSX component motiondivision/motion#3027
• 4th order dependency @mdx-js/react incorrectly specifies React types as peer dependency, with package.json including a forced override to v19, resulting in no error message on installation (normally, pnpm reports conflicting peer dependencies). This is despite there being an open issue to "Support React v19". We can override the override in package.json with pnpm.
• WebCrypto API is not specified as a global type in @types/node, despite existing. This previously caused no problems, but now does. The libcrypto library now specifies these globally.

Summary by CodeRabbit

Release Notes v1.8.7

• Dependency Updates

  • Updated project-wide package versions
  • Updated nodemon to version 3.1.9
  • Added motion package version 11.15.0
  • Modified dependency resolution for motion to use catalog references

• Type Safety Improvements

  • Enhanced type handling for crypto and gateway service imports
  • Refined import statements for better type management

• Version Bump

  • Incremented project version to 1.8.7

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This pull request encompasses multiple changes across various files in the project. The modifications include type handling improvements in the API development script, type refinements in the gateway service, and dependency version updates across multiple package configurations. The changes primarily focus on enhancing type safety, updating dependency versions, and standardizing package management using catalog references for certain dependencies like motion.

Changes

File	Change Summary
apps/api/scripts/dev.ts	Updated nodemon import to include specific types and added type casting for better type safety
apps/api/src/gateway/gateway.service.ts	Updated type imports and method signature for createRemoteAssignment, specifically changing publicKey type to webcrypto.CryptoKey
apps/playground/package.json	Changed motion dependency from version ^11.15.0 to catalog:
apps/web/package.json	Changed motion dependency from version ^11.15.0 to catalog:
package.json	Updated project version to "1.8.7" and added new PNPM configuration for package overrides
packages/react-core/package.json	Changed motion dependency from version ^11.15.0 to catalog:
pnpm-workspace.yaml	Updated dependency versions for @douglasneuroinformatics/libcrypto, nodemon, and added motion

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