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fix(deps): migrate from react-native-aes-crypto-forked to @metamask/react-native-aes-crypto #9540
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Instead of pulling in
react-native-aes-crypto-forked
from a git-commit and then patching it (!(?)), this migrates to a published version of the package under the name@metamask/react-native-aes-crypto
with the same effect.The separate dependency
react-native-aes-crypto
is left unaddressed.Related issues
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