Fallback to unstable_getBoundingClientRect if available

[axyz]

This was recently changed as part of the refactoring of 74562f4#diff-bcc5857af5fe29c6679b5afaf39db7eed5fc74a15ab118691ee8c13c5954b70eL75

this implicitly binds react-strict-dom to require at least react-native 0.82.

Is that intentional?

Is there a place where the minimum required version is explicitly listed?

In that case, then maybe was just forgotten to update the peer dependency here: https://github.com/facebook/react-strict-dom/blob/main/packages/react-strict-dom/package.json#L62

Feel free to close in case, and treat this PR as a small question with a code snippet

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[necolas]

Let's bump the peer dependency instead - there are a few other things that require 0.82 now

[axyz]

closed in favor of #421