If historical lessons continue to apply, what will likely happen is a few more significant iterations of shakeout as the community coalesces around something closer to consensus. It's important to remember that the vast majority of developers in any ecosystem are simply trying to use a tool to do a job; they are far less likely to commit a significant amount to the ecosystem and that's okay. Wikipedia is very similar in this regards.

Perhaps the best comparison is the evolution of the Linux distribution ecosystem. Maybe React is Ubuntu? The story is still being written.