fix(types): Make @sentry/types a runtime dependency in gatsby and nextjs
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…extjs (#5086) In order that it be installed with the SDK, we make the types package a runtime/regular dependency of all of our other packages, so it's there for anyone using the SDK in a TS app. In the gatsby and nextjs packages, though, it's listed as a dev dependency, and therefore won't be installed. This corrects that by moving it to be a regular dependency in both packages.
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In order that it be installed with the SDK, we make the types package a runtime/regular dependency of all of our other packages, so it's there for anyone using the SDK in a TS app. In the gatsby and nextjs packages, though, it's listed as a dev dependency, and therefore won't be installed. This corrects that by moving it to be a regular dependency in both packages.