fix: The dropdown menu of workflow basic components cannot be scrolled

[shaohuzhang1]

fix: The dropdown menu of workflow basic components cannot be scrolled

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[shaohuzhang1]

The code appears to be well-written and follows standard conventions for Vue.js 3 with TypeScript. However, there are a few minor points that could potentially enhance readability or maintainability:

1. Empty Lines: The code contains empty lines after some @submitDialog calls without spaces around them. Adding spacing makes it easier to read.

2. Spaces Around Operators: There are no spaces between the operators (=) in expressions like size="small" and v-model="form_data.file_upload_enable". Adding spaces improves readability.

3. Comment Formatting: Comments are formatted consistently but could be more descriptive depending on their content.

Here is a slightly revised version of the template based on these suggestions:

<template>
  <!-- ... rest of the template unchanged... -->
</template>

<script setup lang="ts">
// ... rest of the script unchanged...
</script>

Summary of Optimization Suggested

1. Add Spaces:
   • In JavaScript/TypeScript assignments within attributes (e.g., size="small", v-model="formData.file_upload_enabled").
   • Add spaces around assignment operators (=).

These adjustments can make the code more readable and consistent with industry standards.