Feature/react query migration

[jesusbalderramawgu]

Description

PR to migrate this repository from Redux to React-query and React context. It closes the issue

What changed?

React context was added for client side state maintaining backward compatibility with the currents components, while Redux was changed for react query for server state management.
As it was mentioned above, the functionality was kept with changes required in some components to make it work with the new hooks. The tests were updated as well after the migration.

How Has This Been Tested?

• tests were updated and some new were added.
• Manual testing in the different paths, verifying that everything loads properly, also checking validations, loaders, requests.
• The flow to login and register were tested successfully, I was able to see the learner dashboard with current credentials and with new users registered.

Note:
Even though the unit tests pass, there are some things that I couldn't test manually, such as

• forgot password: I didn't get the email, do I need to run something to make this work?
• ThirdPartyAuth component: this component has a SocialAuthProviders component but I couldn't render it, not sure what I need to render this or maybe is deprecated?
  if someone knows how to test this, please let me know.

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[jesusbalderramawgu]

for some reason the lint is failing with the following files webpack.prod.config.js, .eslintrc.js and jest.config.js.
I will check this tomorrow

[jesusbalderramawgu]

assign me

[jacobo-dominguez-wgu]

Suggested change

	"exclude": ["*.js", ".eslintrc.js", "dist", "node_modules"]
	"exclude": ["dist", "node_modules"]

This fixes the lint problems.