feat: add hexo-theme-butterfly

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A Hexo Theme: Butterfly

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added support for the hexo-theme-butterfly package, allowing users to utilize any version of this theme in their projects.

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Walkthrough

The pull request modifies the package.json file by adding a new entry to the allowPackages section. The package hexo-theme-butterfly is included with a version specification of "*", allowing any version of this package to be utilized in the project.

Changes

File	Change Summary
package.json	Added hexo-theme-butterfly with version "*" to allowPackages section.

Possibly related PRs

• feat: add @aria-packs #274: The addition of @aria-packs in the dependencies section of package.json is similar to the main PR's change of adding hexo-theme-butterfly in the allowPackages section, as both involve modifications to the package.json file to include new packages.
• feat: add zw-lowcode-plugin-block-pane #276: The introduction of zw-lowcode-plugin-block-pane in the package.json also reflects a similar pattern of expanding the set of packages, akin to the main PR's addition of hexo-theme-butterfly.

Poem

In the garden where code does bloom,
A new theme hops in, dispelling the gloom.
Hexo's butterfly, so bright and free,
With every version, come dance with me!
Packages grow, like carrots in rows,
A project enriched, as the rabbit knows! 🐇✨

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package.json (1)

255-257: New package added to allowPackages: hexo-theme-butterfly

The addition of "hexo-theme-butterfly" to the allowPackages list is in line with the PR objective. However, consider the following recommendations:

1. Verify that this package is compatible with your project and doesn't introduce any security risks.
2. Consider specifying a version range instead of using "*" to ensure better control over future updates.

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