Remove @remix-run dependencies from docs app (LC-178)

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Description

This PR fixes the build error in Storybook when running yarn build-storybook as described in LC-178.

Problem

The build was failing with the following error:

Error: Could not resolve '@remix-run/react' from ./src/remix-hook-form/dropdown-menu-select.stories.tsx

This occurred because Vite/Rollup was trying to bundle the Remix dependencies, which should be treated as external.

Solution

The PR completely removes all @remix-run dependencies from the docs app by:

1. Creating a mock implementation of the Remix components and types in apps/docs/src/lib/storybook/remix-mock.tsx
2. Updating all imports in story files to use the mock implementation instead of the actual Remix dependencies
3. Updating the Vite configuration to alias all Remix and React Router imports to our mock implementation
4. Adding all relevant packages to the external array in rollupOptions

This approach completely eliminates the need for any Remix dependencies in the docs app, which resolves the build error.

Changes

• Created apps/docs/src/lib/storybook/remix-mock.tsx with mock implementations of:
  • Form component
  • useFetcher hook
  • createRemixStub function
  • Various type definitions (ActionFunction, ActionFunctionArgs, etc.)
• Updated all story files to import from our mock implementation instead of @remix-run packages
• Updated the Vite configuration to alias all Remix and React Router imports to our mock
• Added all relevant packages to the external array in rollupOptions

Testing

• Verified that yarn build-storybook now completes successfully without any dependency on Remix packages
• Ensured that Storybook functionality works as expected

Related Issues

Fixes LC-178

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