fix(v2): BaseUrl issue banner insertion should be prevented if JS can load - #4155
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… load (facebook#4155) * restore useBannerRemover * fix BaseUrlIssueBanner issues
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Motivation
Follow-up of:
#4125
#4136
Change BaseUrl issue banner integration so that it's not indexed by SEO.
Instead of trying to insert it, and then remove it, we now prevent it from being inserted in the first place for the optimistic case (React can hydrate successfully).
Have you read the Contributing Guidelines on pull requests?
yes
Test Plan
SEO tools