Set minimum AI logic app React version to 19.2.1

[dlarocque]

Set minimum react to patched version 19.2.1.
https://react.dev/blog/2025/12/03/critical-security-vulnerability-in-react-server-components

Also updated react-dom version which has to match react version.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the React dependency in the AI logic application to a specific patched version, 19.2.1. This change is crucial for mitigating a recently discovered critical security vulnerability, ensuring the application remains secure and stable by incorporating the latest security fixes.

Highlights

• React Version Pinning: The React dependency in the AI logic app has been explicitly pinned to version 19.2.1.
• Security Vulnerability Fix: This update addresses a critical security vulnerability identified in React Server Components, as detailed in the provided React blog post.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly pins the react version to 19.2.1 to address a security vulnerability. However, to ensure consistency and prevent potential issues, react-dom should also be pinned to the same version. More critically, the package-lock.json file is missing from this change. After updating dependencies, you must run your package manager's install command and commit the updated lock file to ensure the changes are applied consistently across all environments.

[annajowang]

should the lock file be updated too?