I think that the industry is very slow into abandoning the React ecosystem (that's a huge statement to React's impact) for saner choices like Vue/Nuxt that have none of the problems of the react ecosystem.
At the end of the day, React's weakness will always be it's model of render functions, while nice to reason on, it's close to impossible to pre compilate. That will always make React slower than template, and directives based alternatives, so people need to go into madness to get good performing react applications, and none of this is gonna come out of the box.
I switched from Vue/Nuxt 2 to React at the time of the V3 transition. The reason was horrible slow dev performance, lack of template type checking and overall slow transition of the ecosystem to V3.
At the end of the day, React's weakness will always be it's model of render functions, while nice to reason on, it's close to impossible to pre compilate. That will always make React slower than template, and directives based alternatives, so people need to go into madness to get good performing react applications, and none of this is gonna come out of the box.