[WEB-1116] chore: remove yjs packages from the editor

[aaryan610]

This PR removes all the unnecessary yjs packages from the editor.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Streamlined editor functionality by removing unnecessary dependencies, enhancing performance.

• Bug Fixes

  • Adjusted collaborative editing features by eliminating outdated Yjs integrations, which may improve stability.

• Documentation

  • Updated export statements to reflect the removal of Yjs-related functionalities, ensuring clarity in available features.

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Walkthrough

The pull request involves the removal of several Yjs-related dependencies and associated functionality from the packages/editor directory. Specifically, the y-prosemirror, y-protocols, and yjs dependencies have been deleted from the package.json, along with the removal of the yjs.ts helper file that facilitated the integration of ProseMirror with Yjs. Additionally, the export statement for the yjs helper has been removed from the index.ts file, indicating a significant shift in the project's approach to collaborative editing features.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
packages/editor/package.json	Removed dependencies: y-prosemirror, y-protocols, yjs.
packages/editor/src/core/helpers/yjs.ts	Removed the file containing functions for converting ProseMirror JSON documents to Yjs documents and managing updates, including exports for proseMirrorJSONToBinaryString, applyUpdates, and mergeUpdates.
packages/editor/src/index.ts	Removed export statement for yjs helper, indicating a refactor or shift in module dependencies.

Possibly related PRs

• [WEB-1116] fix: task list not getting synced in realtime collaboration #5566: The changes in this PR address real-time collaboration issues, which may be impacted by the removal of Yjs dependencies in the main PR, as Yjs was previously used for collaborative editing features.
• [WEB-2424] fix: add optional chaining for parent node #5571: Although this PR focuses on improving error handling with optional chaining, it is part of the core functionality that may interact with the collaborative features affected by the main PR's changes to Yjs dependencies.

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🛠️refactor

Poem

In the meadow where rabbits play,
Yjs has hopped away today.
Dependencies shed, a lighter load,
New paths ahead, on this bright road.
With every change, we leap and bound,
In code's embrace, new joy is found! 🐇✨

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