Upgrade eslint, Typescript, StoryBook, Vite

[Mihai-QuickSilverDev]

• Upgrade repo to latest versions < Vue3 (ESLint, Typescript, etc)
• Fix Breadcrumb unit tests
• Fix FolioNumberInput unit tests
• Fix ApprovalType unit tests
• Fix ShareStructure unit tests
• Fix EditShareStructure unit tests exclude for now (new ticket)
• Fix WebChat unit tests exclude for now (will be deleted anyway)
• Fix CorrectName unit test
• Fix vue-debounce-decorator dependency (BusinessLookup + DetailComment)
• Fix CompletingParty unit tests BaseAddress issue
• Fix FeeSummary unit tests SbcFeeSummary issue
• Research what is needed to upgrade Storybook
  • from v6.5.12 to 7.0.27
  • see https://storybook.js.org/docs/react/migration-guide
• Change from Vue-CLI/Webpack to Vite
• Run latest Storybook (on Vue 2.7 + Vite)
• Get eslint working with Vite
• Get unit testing working with Vite
• Research and implement what is needed to upgrade Lerna (from ^5.6.2 to ^7.1.1) see Upgrade Lerna - DO THIS FIRST #17123
• Upgrade Repo to Vue 3 see Upgrade a component to Vue3 #17124
• Create tickets in this Story for other worked required
  • need to fix two-way data bindings ("v-model directives require no argument") see Fix two-way data bindings ("v-model directives require no argument") #17125
  • need to fix "deprecated .native modifier on v-on directives" see Fix "deprecated .native modifier on v-on directives" #17126
  • ~need to fix CompletingParty story (may be related to Vuelidate) - see Vue3 upgrade: vuelidate #13654
• Rebuild Storybook and commit changes (does not need to be reviewed)

[severinbeauvais]

Lint issues found while attempting to upgrade to Vue3: https://app.zenhub.com/files/157936592/c87886d0-7aca-4d5b-aa15-3d2be5c8ba4d/download

[severinbeauvais]

Test Notes

There's not much to QA here. This is an upgrade to the framework/tools such as ESLint, Storybook, etc. There are virtually no (functional) changes to the components themselves (which get imported and built in a host web app).

I guess you could test that all components display correctly, except for the following tickets:
#17115
#17139

[severinbeauvais]

This ticket does not get released directly. The components in here are individually published to npm, from which a host app imports them and builds them. They are therefore released as part of the web app that uses them.