[ios] Update stripe-react-native to 0.18.1 to fix compilation errors in Xcode 14

[tsapeta]

Why

It's not possible to build Expo Go with Xcode 14, because of this issue in Stripe iOS: stripe/stripe-ios#1973
Newer version of @stripe/stripe-react-native already contains this fix.

How

• et uvm -m @stripe/stripe-react-native -c v0.18.1 -p ios
• Backported Stripe version to older SDKs to avoid version conflicts in CocoaPods
• rm -rf ios/vendored/unversioned/@stripe/stripe-react-native/ios/Tests to exclude test specs (I'll automate that separately)
• Updated root changelog

Test Plan

Expo Go builds in Xcode 14 without errors.

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[Borduhh]

Do we have an ETA of when this will be released, and is there anything we can do to help? We, like many, are deadlocked right now with builds failing because of Stripe.

[tsapeta]

@Borduhh
This PR upgraded Stripe in the Expo Go app, so it wouldn't help too much anyway.

You can already just upgrade @stripe/stripe-react-native in your app to the newer version and that should just work. Expo CLI will probably warn that you're using an incompatible version, but in that case you can just ignore it.

If you're using EAS Build, I also recommend using the default image (not latest). The default images for SDK45 and SDK46 use Xcode 13, so it would still compile fine.

[Borduhh]

@Borduhh This PR upgraded Stripe in the Expo Go app, so it wouldn't help too much anyway.

You can already just upgrade @stripe/stripe-react-native in your app to the newer version and that should just work. Expo CLI will probably warn that you're using an incompatible version, but in that case you can just ignore it.

If you're using EAS Build, I also recommend using the default image (not latest). The default images for SDK45 and SDK46 use Xcode 13, so it would still compile fine.

THANK YOU! I think at one point we needed to use the latest tag, but never looked at the eas.json file ever again.