chore(deps): Remove redundant polished direct dependency
User description
Summary
This PR removes polished from direct dependencies since it's never imported directly and is already available as a transitive dependency through Storybook packages.
Analysis
Dependency analysis reveals:
- Zero direct imports: No imports of
polishedfound in src/, packages/, or plugins/ - Already available transitively: Included through @storybook/addon-actions and @storybook/blocks
- No build/config usage: Not referenced in webpack, babel, or other configuration files
- Redundant listing: Having it as both direct and transitive dependency is unnecessary
Verification
# No direct imports found
$ rg "from ['\"]polished|import.*polished|require.*polished" src/ packages/ plugins/
# (no results)
# Still available through Storybook
$ npm ls polished
├─┬ @storybook/[email protected]
│ └── [email protected]
├─┬ @storybook/[email protected]
│ └─┬ @storybook/[email protected]
│ └── [email protected] deduped
Changes
- Removed
polished(^4.3.1) from package.json direct dependencies - Updated package-lock.json accordingly
- Package remains available through transitive dependencies
Impact
- Cleaner dependency tree: Reduces redundant dependencies
- No functionality changes: Library still accessible where needed
- Reduced maintenance: One less direct dependency to track and update
Testing
- Frontend builds successfully
- Storybook still functions correctly
- No TypeScript or linting errors
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CodeAnt-AI Description
Remove unused direct 'polished' dependency from frontend package
What Changed
- Removed "polished" from superset-frontend package.json so it's no longer listed as a direct dependency
- Updated package-lock.json to remove the direct entry
- No functional change: "polished" remains available via Storybook, and frontend builds and Storybook were verified to work normally
Impact
✅ One fewer direct dependency to maintain
✅ No change to frontend builds or Storybook behavior
✅ package.json and lockfile now reflect actual usage
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