Replace element.ref with element.props.ref

[tjosepo]

Fixes: #206

Summary

React 19 throws this error when using some Orbiter components:

Accessing element.ref was removed in React 19. ref is now a regular prop. It will be removed from the JSX Element type in a future release.

This is caused by doing:

// ⚠️ Invalid as of React 19
const ref = element.ref;

It should now be:

// ⚠️ Valid with React 19, not React 18
const ref = element.props.ref;

To make it backwards compatible, we can do:

// ✅ Valid with both React 19 & React 18
const ref = element.props.ref ?? (element as any).ref;

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[alexasselin008]

@tjosepo Thank you. you should probably create a changeset for this

[tjosepo]

I'll update the branch with a changeset.

I think there are more changes to do before being being ready for React 19, but this one seemed easy to fix quickly.