fix: replace lodash with es-toolkit #671
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LGTM, and it looks like choosing compat function is the right choice here. From what I see, every isEqualWith call is being made with a third argument being compareArraysAsSet util, which might return undefined when we're not comparing two arrays, which would trigger the compat behavior that comes after this line evaluates to false: https://github.com/toss/es-toolkit/blob/main/src/compat/predicate/isEqualWith.ts#L48
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What:
Replaced usages of lodash utility functions with their equivalents from es-toolkit, and removed lodash from dependencies. Storybook also use es-toolkit
Why:
es-toolkit offers modern, modular alternatives that align with the library's lightweight philosophy.
How:
Identified and replaced individual lodash imports with equivalent functions from es-toolkit/compat.
Adjusted imports accordingly.
Updated unit tests to confirm behavior remains unchanged.
Removed lodash from package.json.
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