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Chore: Remove unused dependencies #660
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          Summary of ChangesHello @divyeshagrawal, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request focuses on project maintenance by streamlining the development dependencies. It removes several packages that were identified as unused, contributing to a cleaner and potentially more efficient build environment by reducing unnecessary overhead. Highlights
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Walkthrough从 package.json 中删除了四个开发依赖项:coveralls、cross-env、eslint-plugin-jest 和 eslint-plugin-unicorn。其他依赖项保持不变,无功能或控制流变化。 Changes
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This pull request removes four development dependencies from package.json: coveralls, cross-env, eslint-plugin-jest, and eslint-plugin-unicorn. This is a good housekeeping measure that simplifies the project's dependency tree. My review indicates that these dependencies are indeed unused: coveralls and cross-env are not found in any npm scripts, and eslint-plugin-jest is already provided as a transitive dependency by @umijs/fabric. The changes are correct and improve project maintainability.
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