Update browser support section: React 18 dropped Internet Explorer#8480
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Summary
The Browser support section of the
react-dom/clientreference page still states that React "supports all popular browsers, including Internet Explorer 9 and above." But this page documents the React 18 client APIs (createRoot/hydrateRoot), and React 18 dropped support for Internet Explorer — its new features rely on modern browser capabilities (such as microtasks) that can't be polyfilled in IE.This updates the section to reflect that React no longer supports IE, with a link to the React 18 upgrade guide.
Fixes #7271