[NPM] Resolve peer dependencies installing issue

npm i <packagename> --legacy-peer-deps

--legacy-peer-deps: Bypassing Peer Dependency Checks (Use with Caution)

Packages often rely on other packages to function properly. These dependencies are listed in two categories: regular dependencies and peer dependencies. Peer dependencies are packages that a package expects to exist alongside it, but not necessarily installed by npm itself.

The --legacy-peer-deps flag comes into play when you encounter conflicts with peer dependencies. It instructs npm to bypass the usual checks and proceed with the installation even if the required peer dependencies aren't met. This flag is reminiscent of npm's behavior in older versions (4-6) where peer dependencies weren't as strictly enforced.