Rehackt: React Server Components Hook Hider

Rehackt is an advanced utility library designed for JavaScript/TypeScript library developers working with Next.js and React Server Components (RSC). Its primary function is to invisibly wrap the `react` package, allowing shared imports that contain React hooks (e.g., `useState`, `useEffect`) to be used in server-side Next.js codebases without triggering static analysis errors from the Next.js build process. This prevents common build failures where RSC compilers erroneously flag client-side hooks in modules that are not intended for server-side execution but are imported into a server context. The package is currently at version `0.1.0` and appears to have an active, albeit niche, release cadence driven by changes in React's internal APIs related to RSC. Its key differentiator is solving a specific interop problem for libraries that need to expose both client and server functionalities and manage the RSC static analysis rules without extensive code splitting or dual packages. It does not enable actual hook execution on the server; it only circumvents build-time errors.