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refactor: drop backward compatible templates #712

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As of React Native 0.76, the new architecture is now default. So this moves the templates with new architecture up. New libraries should start with new arch template.

For legacy usage, we still have the legacy template for now. Old architecture libraries still work in new architecture via compat layer. So the backward compatible templates are unnecessary. They are also difficult to maintain and are currently broken, so I'm removing them.

@satya164 satya164 force-pushed the @satya164/backward-compatible branch 4 times, most recently from ba4a91c to 7dba6b5 Compare December 3, 2024 17:11
As of React Native 0.76, the new architecture is now default.
So this moves the templates with new architecture up.
New libraries should start with new arch template.

For legacy usage, we still have the legacy template for now.
Old architecture libraries still work in new architecture via compat layer.
So the backward compatible templates are unnecessary.
They are also difficult to maintain and are currently broken, so I'm removing them.
@satya164 satya164 force-pushed the @satya164/backward-compatible branch from 7dba6b5 to cd6fd65 Compare December 4, 2024 11:59
@satya164 satya164 merged commit 34b1f80 into main Dec 4, 2024
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