feat: add mars3d and mars3d-cesium

[jamoreal]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced two new plugins: "mars3d" and "mars3d-cesium" for enhanced functionality and integrations related to the mars3d framework.

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces two new entries in the package.json file under the "musicfree-plugins" section, specifically adding the "mars3d" and "mars3d-cesium" plugins, both set to version "*". The overall structure of the package.json remains unchanged, with no modifications to existing entries or dependencies.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
package.json	Added "mars3d" and "mars3d-cesium" plugins with version "*" under "musicfree-plugins".

Possibly related PRs

• feat: add musicfree-plugins #272: This PR also modifies the package.json file by adding a new entry under the "musicfree-plugins" section, directly related to the changes in this PR.

Poem

🐇 In the garden of code, new plugins bloom,
"mars3d" and "cesium" dispel the gloom.
With each little change, our project takes flight,
Hopping through features, oh what a delight!
So let’s cheer for the updates, let’s give them a cheer,
For the magic of coding brings us all near! 🌟

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18597-18602: Changes look good!

Adding the "mars3d" and "mars3d-cesium" entries under the "musicfree-plugins" section in package.json is the correct way to include these new dependencies in the project.

Specifying the version as "*" means the latest version of these plugins will be used. Make sure this aligns with the project's requirements and compatibility with other dependencies.

Including these plugins will allow importing and using their functionality within the codebase. Remember to run npm install or yarn install to install these new dependencies after merging the changes.

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