feat: add naive-ui and quasar framework

[yb6b]

These two vue3 components libs are well-knowned.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Dependency Management
  • Added new package scopes: @quasar, @ricons, @sicons, and @v2icons
  • Included naive-ui package with flexible version support

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Walkthrough

The pull request modifies the package.json configuration by expanding the allowed package scopes and adding a new package. Specifically, four new scopes (@quasar, @ricons, @sicons, and @v2icons) have been added to the allowScopes array, and the naive-ui package has been included in the allowPackages section with a wildcard version specification.

Changes

File	Change Summary
package.json	- Added scopes: @quasar, @ricons, @sicons, @v2icons - Added naive-ui package with version "*"

Possibly related PRs

• feat: add @yuzhang134562 #56: Similar PR that adds a new scope to the allowScopes array in package.json

Poem

🐰 Scopes expanding, libraries grow wide,
New packages hopping side by side,
Quasar, ricons, and naive-ui's might,
Bringing code's horizon into bright light!
A rabbit's leap of dependency delight! 🚀

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package.json (2)

178-178: LGTM on adding the new scopes.

The addition of @quasar scope and related icon packages (@Ricons, @Sicons, @v2icons) looks good. These are commonly used together in Vue applications.

You may want to verify if all three icon packages are required dependencies for your use case, as they seem to serve similar purposes. Consider using just one icon system if possible.

Also applies to: 187-187, 198-198, 242-242

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10509-10511: LGTM on adding naive-ui.

Adding naive-ui with wildcard version is consistent with the existing pattern and matches the PR objectives. This is a well-maintained Vue 3 component library.

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