refactor(grid): use AI to refactor grid components

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• New Features
  • Introduced an enhanced interactive grid body that offers dynamic layouts with synchronized scrolling, support for row grouping and expandable rows, and improved handling of cell events for a smoother user experience.

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The changes update the grid body's component integration and adjust the cell rendering functions. The index.ts file now imports the Body component as a Vue single-file component. A new Vue SFC, TinyGridBody, is added to manage the grid table body with templating for scrollbars, dynamic rows, and event handling. Additionally, multiple methods in the cell.ts file have their signatures refactored to accept a destructured object parameter, and an import for the h function has been added.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
packages/vue/src/grid/src/body/index.ts	Updated the import of Body to load the Vue SFC by changing the path from ./src/body to ./src/body.vue.
packages/vue/src/grid/src/body/src/body.vue	Added a new Vue SFC named TinyGridBody to encapsulate grid body rendering, including template structure, scroll synchronization, and extensive event handling.
packages/vue/src/grid/src/cell/src/cell.ts	Refactored multiple methods to use a single destructured parameter ({ params }) instead of separate parameters and added an import for h from @opentiny/vue-common.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant GridBody as TinyGridBody
    participant Header
    participant Footer
    User->>GridBody: Triggers scroll or mouse events
    GridBody->>Header: Synchronize scroll position
    GridBody->>Footer: Synchronize scroll position
    Header-->>GridBody: Acknowledges update
    Footer-->>GridBody: Acknowledges update

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Walkthrough: This pull request refactors the grid components in the Tiny Vue library by utilizing AI. It introduces a new Vue component structure for the grid body and modifies the cell rendering logic to enhance maintainability and performance.

Changes:

Files	Summary
packages/vue/src/grid/src/body/index.ts	Updated import path for the Body component to use the new .vue file.
packages/vue/src/grid/src/body/src/body.vue	Introduced a new Vue component for the grid body, implementing various features such as scroll handling, row grouping, and cell rendering.
packages/vue/src/grid/src/cell/src/cell.ts	Refactored cell rendering functions to use destructured parameters, improving code readability and maintainability.

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