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design-system-mcp: Remove Storybook dependency in TypeScript types #79132
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Given that our types can now go out of sync with Storybook's first-party types, do have a way to know if/when we should update our types? In other words, should we strengthen runtime checks to validate the object structure received from Storybook APIs?
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Since the type gets used in the config etc. it should be caught if there is a major upstream change.
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I think we do lose some assurances here, since the other usage of Storybook internal types doesn't exercise the
ComponentManifesttype that we rely on so heavily in the MCP package. But also, a lot of what we depend on comes through thereactDocgentypes that aren't part of those internal types anyways.We still have the CI check for ensuring that the manifest is parseable. This should be enough to catch an issue if a Storybook upgrade would regress the ability to retrieve component information.