fix: use ES import for Platform instead of require - #58453
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Summary:
Previously, the Metro inline plugin for
Platformdidn't work inside React Native files that used ES imports forPlatform(makingrequire()the only way for the inline plugin to do its job).Read more: react/metro#1521 (comment)
Since the inline plugin was moved from
metrotoreact-native-babel-preset(PR: #57848), this issue has been resolved, so usingrequire()is no longer necessary.Changelog:
[INTERNAL] [CHANGED] - Use ES module imports for Platform API
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