[internal] Remove unneeded use-clients#40663
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As a side note, I pushed 9f976ac as I needed to do the same change locally to try to make |
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I'm randomly removing a few of what I believe are harmful "use client" from our source to prove my point in #42750. It's best to apply "use client" as late as possible in the import path because this allows to export of more modules that can be in the server bundle or client bundle interchangeably.
My idea is that if this goes smoothly in production after a couple of weeks, we can go all-in.