fix: broaden peer dep to support React 18 and 19#420
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`^17.0.0` resolves to `>=17 <18`, blocking React 18/19 users at install time with ERESOLVE. The library's class component architecture is identical to v6, which works fine with React 19. Broadening to `>=17.0.0` removes the unnecessary install-time restriction. Fixes #419
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^17.0.0resolves to>=17 <18, blocking React 18/19 users at install time with ERESOLVE. The library's class component architecture is identical to v6, which works fine with React 19. Broadening to>=17.0.0removes the unnecessary install-time restriction.Fixes #419