chore: Provide "playground" for custom render testing #2849
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Summary
This PR makes changes in order to support a "playground" area that can be taken advantage of on services such as stackblitz to create proof-of-concepts on issues/bugs/etc. Vite's dev feature is used for this. The
prepareandprepublishOnlylifecycle scripts were altered where testing/building happens onprepackwith only thehuskycommand being ran onprepare. This is to better align to the intent of when these commands are supposed to run (building the lib folder before packing/publishing) so that testing/building isn't immediately ran for justinstalloperations (this also fixes an issue with stackblitz where vite commands unfortunately break the environment when ran ininstall-related lifecycle scripts).How To Test
An example using stackblitz's pr.new can be seen here: https://pr.new/github.com/jpandersen87/react-uswds/tree/stackblitz