feat(development-environment): Add yalc for local testing the publish…

[bertearazvan]

In this PR I am adding the package yalc for local testing in other local apps.

• I have exhausted the options from webpack development as creating the dev server requires that the app is bonded with a react app and therefore throwing various errors in this regard. The main errors that are being thrown are due to having duplicate react instances in the folder.
• I have also tried creating a CRA in the root directory where to import the components using the yarn add file:./../ which actually adds everything from the directory inside the node_modules/@dhi-gras/react-components and it's unrealistic because when publishing to npm, we are only publishing the /dist folder.
• In order to avoid publishing fix() versions every time I make a change, I have found this package https://www.npmjs.com/package/yalc which mimics the way npm is publishing packages, without actually publishing it to npm and giving the possibility to share it between local apps. In order to make it work, the peerDependencies needs to be added to the app where the testing is happening.

The script that needs to run is yarn yalc:link which builds the package and shares it on yalc store and after that, it can simply be imported in other local apps using yalc add @dhi-gras/react-components as a regular package.

The main documentation suggests adding it as a global package, which I also advise.

[bertearazvan]

• There are no previous commits to demonstrate the trial & error process as I have created a branch and done some changes that broke stuff so I decided to start from scratch. The errors encountered are:
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60034664/typeerror-cannot-read-property-createcontext-of-undefined
• @material-ui/styles/esm/useTheme/ThemeContext.js error.

To reproduce the errors simply follow the guideline on how to set up the development environment https://webpack.js.org/guides/development/

[bertearazvan]

:tada: This PR is included in version 1.2.0 :tada:

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