chore(deps): upgrade @dhis2/ui-core to 4.1.1 and @dhis2/ui-widgets to 2.0.4

[edoardo]

This is needed for DV where the new options UI uses features and fixes in @dhis2/ui-core introduced from version 4.

BREAKING CHANGE: This will break applications expecting the ui-core v3 API

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[varl]

This requires changes in:

https://github.com/dhis2/app-platform/blob/master/shell/adapter/src/AuthBoundary/LoginModal.js

the onChange handlers now have the signature object, event.

[edoardo]

This requires changes in:

https://github.com/dhis2/app-platform/blob/master/shell/adapter/src/AuthBoundary/LoginModal.js

the onChange handlers now have the signature object, event.

Good catch.
Fixed.

[amcgee]

I think we currently have two copies of ui-core in the shell, since our version of ui-widgets uses ui-core@4.x? We should think about how to consistently upgrade these (especially with breaking changes, since these will break apps) in general.

We probably don't want to wait for it, but this would be a good use-case for #125 - it would probably have caught the Login Dialog failure due to ui-core API changes

[amcgee]

Where are these versions of ui-core coming from?

[amcgee]

Where are these versions of ui-core coming from?

This was from an older version of ui-widgets which bundled its own ui-core - fixed in 70d4f84 ad a80e9a5

[amcgee]

This was actually broken because LoginDialog still referenced the non-existant Modal.Title, Modal.Content, and Modal.Actions components - I had to switch them here a00d647

@edoardo probably good to get in the habit of running the example app (yarn start in root directory) to sanity-check breaking dependencies, especially until we have #125

I also added BREAKING CHANGE to the issue description, we need to make sure this is included in the commit footer when merging.

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