feat: add @felce

[zboMa]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated allowed scopes in package management: removed @scent and added @felce.
  • No changes made to devDependencies or other core fields in package.json.

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Walkthrough

The pull request modifies the package.json file by updating the allowScopes array. The entry for @scent has been removed, and a new entry for @felce has been added. The devDependencies section remains unchanged, with no alterations to the versions or packages listed. The overall structure of the package.json file is preserved, with no changes to other key fields.

Changes

File	Change Summary
package.json	Removed @scent from allowScopes; added @felce to allowScopes. No changes to devDependencies.

Possibly related PRs

• feat: add @artalk #155: This PR adds a new scope @artalk to the allowScopes array in package.json, which is directly related to the modifications in the allowScopes section of the main PR.
• feat: add @scent scope #286: This PR adds the scope @scent to the allowScopes array in package.json, which is relevant as the main PR involves the removal of @scent from the same section.

🐇 In the garden where rabbits play,
New scopes bloom, brightening the day.
@scent has hopped away, oh dear,
While @felce prances, full of cheer!
With dependencies steady, all is right,
In our package, we take flight! 🌼

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package.json (2)

Line range hint 1-1068: Overall package.json review

The changes in this file are minimal and focused on the allowScopes array. The addition of @felce aligns with the PR objectives. However, the removal of @scent should be confirmed as intentional.

No other significant changes were observed in the file. The vast list of dependencies remains unchanged, which is good for maintaining stability.

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254-255: Scope changes in allowScopes array

The following changes have been made to the allowScopes array:

1. Removed: @scent
2. Added: @felce

These changes align with the PR objectives to add the @felce scope. However, please confirm if the removal of @scent is intentional, as it wasn't mentioned in the PR description.

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