feat: external most dependencies of core package

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• Chores
  • Expanded the list of external dependencies across multiple build configurations to exclude additional packages from bundling. This update helps optimize bundle size and dependency management for end-users. No changes to user-facing features or functionality.

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Walkthrough

The Vite build configurations across multiple packages were updated to expand the list of external dependencies in their Rollup options. These changes introduce additional explicit package names and regex patterns, ensuring a broader set of modules are treated as external and excluded from the bundled output, affecting how dependencies are resolved during the build process.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
packages/canvas/vite.config.ts packages/settings/styles/vite.config.ts	Added new external dependencies, including explicit package names like '@vueuse/core', 'postcss', and regex patterns for @babel and @vue packages, broadening the set of modules excluded from the bundle.
packages/common/vite.config.ts	Expanded external dependencies with new regex patterns for @vueuse, @vue, and added specific packages 'axios' and 'vue-draggable-next' as externals.
packages/design-core/vite.config.js	Broadened external dependencies by adding explicit package names and regex patterns for @vue/*, @babel/*, @vueuse/*, and generalizing @opentiny/tiny-engine-* packages.
packages/layout/vite.config.ts packages/settings/props/vite.config.ts packages/toolbars/lang/vite.config.ts packages/toolbars/view-setting/vite.config.ts packages/plugins/schema/vite.config.ts	Added '@vueuse/core' and/or 'vue-draggable-next' as external dependencies to the Rollup config, expanding the modules excluded from the bundle.
packages/plugins/block/vite.config.ts	Added '@vue/shared' as an external dependency in the Rollup config.
packages/plugins/datasource/vite.config.js	Added '@vue/shared', 'axios', and 'vue-clipboard3' as external dependencies.
packages/plugins/i18n/vite.config.ts	Added 'vue-clipboard3' as an external dependency.
packages/vue-generator/vite.config.js	Added 'vue', 'vue-eslint-parser', and regex patterns for @vue/ and @opentiny/tiny-engine packages to the external dependencies list.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant ViteConfig
    participant Rollup
    participant ExternalModule
    participant Bundle

    ViteConfig->>Rollup: Provide external dependencies list
    Rollup->>ExternalModule: Check if module matches external pattern
    alt Module is external
        ExternalModule-->>Bundle: Exclude from bundle
    else Module is not external
        ExternalModule-->>Bundle: Include in bundle
    end

Poem

In the meadow of configs, a rabbit hops with glee,
Expanding externals, as far as the eye can see.
Regex and names, all lined up in a row,
Bundles grow slimmer, dependencies kept low.
With each new pattern, the build hops anew—
A carrot for you, and a bundle that’s true! 🥕

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