fix(@react-email/tailwind): Treat React as a peer dependency #1463
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@react-email/tailwinddeclaredreactboth as a direct and peer dependency. This means the peer dependency is rendered useless since the package manager will install a version ofreactright next to@react-email/tailwindinstead of where it makes most sense to result in a single versionreactbeing used.This is consistent with the other packages.