I think your suffering from the same thing that makes 2014 feel like 5 years ago when its over a decade ago.
The framework landscape has remained relatively entrenched in React since 2016. Sure theres a few new ones time to time but nothings ever come close to unseating it in the same way it took over from Angular.
(Yes you could argue Nextjs but thats just react with a backend bolted to it)
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I think your suffering from the same thing that makes 2014 feel like 5 years ago when its over a decade ago.
The framework landscape has remained relatively entrenched in React since 2016. Sure theres a few new ones time to time but nothings ever come close to unseating it in the same way it took over from Angular.
(Yes you could argue Nextjs but thats just react with a backend bolted to it)