Remove unneeded memo wrapper in the react-compiler-hooks

[MrFlashAccount]

This PR removes the unnecessary memo wrapper, that adds overhead by doubling the comparison of the props:

1. Inside the memo func
2. Inside the React component

Note: rerendering of the individual rows is fine - if nothing changed, React will immediately return with the cached result

[krausest]

Sorry, seems like select row is hit badly by your PR... (left new results, right old results). The other benchmarks are slightly faster, but select is significantly worse.

I suggest rolling back the change. Ok?

[MrFlashAccount]

@krausest that's strange. At least on my pc, the difference is negligible. If you don't mind, I'd like to ping the react core team according the need to use manual memo for list items.

UPD: at least in docs, if you already using the compiler, you don't need any extra memoization on top of it (except a few edge-cases):

https://react.dev/learn/react-compiler/introduction#after-react-compiler

UPD2: reproduced on my machine with a very large slowdown.

[MrFlashAccount]

@krausest waiting for a confirmation from the core team. I think, in case the memo here is not needed with the compiler (as per docs), we can ignore the perf degradation, as it's intended. Thoughts?