fix react-table-config.d.ts (#1582)

It turns out that pulling the types directly from a package slightly
changes how visible they are to the consuming application.  This makes
sense, previously we explicitly adding the react-table module to the
global namespace an so didn't need explicit imports, but now that's not
the case.  So add explicit imports.

react-table-config.d.ts

@@ -1,3 +1,43 @@
+import {
+  UseColumnOrderInstanceProps,
+  UseColumnOrderState,
+  UseExpandedInstanceProps,
+  UseExpandedOptions,
+  UseExpandedRowProps,
+  UseExpandedState,
+  UseFiltersColumnOptions,
+  UseFiltersColumnProps,
+  UseFiltersInstanceProps,
+  UseFiltersOptions,
+  UseFiltersState,
+  UseGroupByCellProps,
+  UseGroupByColumnOptions,
+  UseGroupByColumnProps,
+  UseGroupByInstanceProps,
+  UseGroupByOptions,
+  UseGroupByRowProps,
+  UseGroupByState,
+  UsePaginationInstanceProps,
+  UsePaginationOptions,
+  UsePaginationState,
+  UseResizeColumnsColumnOptions,
+  UseResizeColumnsHeaderProps,
+  UseResizeColumnsOptions,
+  UseRowSelectInstanceProps,
+  UseRowSelectOptions,
+  UseRowSelectRowProps,
+  UseRowSelectState,
+  UseRowStateCellProps,
+  UseRowStateInstanceProps,
+  UseRowStateRowProps,
+  UseSortByColumnOptions,
+  UseSortByColumnProps,
+  UseSortByInstanceProps,
+  UseSortByOptions,
+  UseSortByState,
+  UseTableCellProps,
+} from 'react-table'
+
 declare module 'react-table' {
   // take this file as-is, or comment out the sections that don't apply to your plugin configuration