418 FE deps update fix UI bugs and unmerging issue

[jaydonkrooss]

FE Dependency Updates: Minor package updates and addresses UI bugs found in https://github.com/tl-its-umich-edu/canvas-course-manager-next/issues/418 Fixes #408 Bugs addressed:

• Pagination is broken (styling of pagination buttons)
• Error alert styling is broken (Try again window)
• Error icon is red (Review your CSV file) color is changed to blue
• course Name component being misaligned, and edit box was too large
• Gradebook formatter requirement list styling was misaligned
• CustomTable selectprops being deprecated
• Merge Sections selector list, sections were not properly disabled
• Text alignment for BulkSectionCreate, GradebookCanvas, and MergeSections

Also uses material UI upgrade ListItem props to fix the https://github.com/tl-its-umich-edu/canvas-course-manager-next/issues/408

Bugs not identified:

• Alignment issue b/w small and big window inside features workflow
• Unmerging text/spinner is missing when unmerging feature
• Create single Section textbox has alignment issue

[pushyamig]

Alignment issue b/w small and big window inside features workflow Unmerging text/spinner is missing when unmerging feature Create single Section textbox has alignment issue

I mostly see the issues might have solved

[pushyamig]

What exact styling fixed the pagination mis-alignment?

[pushyamig]

Overall I see all the styling issues seems to be solved including the unmerging bug. I have one issue with linting and some questions on PR about the approach, if those are resolved this PR is ready to be merged. Nice work @jaydonkrooss !

[pushyamig]

@jaydonkrooss Let's have this merged today or Tomorrow. Then I can take this change to my PR with CSRF library move.

[jaydonkrooss]

What exact styling fixed the pagination mis-alignment?

When you said that pagination was broken, I thought that might have referred to the pagination buttons not being in the correct flex configuration. maybe misalignment is the wrong word, but it required a small styling change to make sure they were all listed in one row as seen in the picture (it used to be split into two rows)