[RN][iOS] Connect New Arch Modules to React Native#54471
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Summary:
Several of the React Native core module where registered in the React Native core runtime using the legacy architecture approach, rather than the New Architecture one. This mechanism will fail as soon as we remove the Interop Layers
Changelog:
[Internal] - Update how modules are registered
Test Plan:
Tested locally on RNTester with both static libraries and dynamic frameworks