chore: add RNRepo to CI builds#292
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in case we will start supporting prebuilding this package, it have to be denied from prebuilding so ci will test the local implementation
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Adds RNRepo build-tools integration to example app so that CI builds can consume pre-built native dependencies instead of compiling them from scratch, speeding up CI.
The integration is guarded by CI=true / ENV['CI'] environment variables, so local development is unaffected.
Builds in CI using RNRepo should speed up the CI process. Android sees ~38% improvement across the board. iOS builds are ~15% faster.
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