feat: add cu-lowcode-multitablehead-setter

[Zhizhi-2986]

feat: add "cu-lowcode-multitablehead-setter"

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new package for enhanced functionality: cu-lowcode-multitablehead-setter.

• Chores

  • Updated package.json to include the new package version.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces a new dependency to the project by adding the package cu-lowcode-multitablehead-setter to the package.json file. The version for this package is specified as "*", indicating that any version can be used. This change expands the project's available functionalities by incorporating additional low-code capabilities.

Changes

File	Change Summary
package.json	Added new package: "cu-lowcode-multitablehead-setter": { "version": "*" }

Possibly related PRs

• feat: add zw-lowcode-plugin-block-pane #276: The addition of the zw-lowcode-plugin-block-pane package in package.json is similar to the new entry for cu-lowcode-multitablehead-setter, as both involve adding new dependencies to the project.
• feat: add lowcode-simple-table #280: The introduction of the lowcode-simple-table package in package.json parallels the addition of cu-lowcode-multitablehead-setter, both expanding the project's dependency list with new low-code related packages.

🐰 In the garden where code does grow,
A new package joins the show!
cu-lowcode-multitablehead-setter is here,
Bringing low-code magic, oh dear!
With dependencies new, our project will thrive,
Hopping along, keeping the code alive! 🐇✨

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package.json (1)

3930-3932: Verify the purpose and necessity of adding the cu-lowcode-multitablehead-setter package.

This pull request adds a new package entry for cu-lowcode-multitablehead-setter with version "*". While the PR title mentions this is for introducing a new feature, the description lacks details about the specific functionalities provided by this package and how it integrates with the project.

To ensure this package addition is justified and aligns with the project's goals, please provide more context on:

• The purpose and capabilities of the cu-lowcode-multitablehead-setter package
• How this package will be utilized within the project
• Any dependencies or compatibility considerations with the existing packages

Providing these details will help reviewers better understand the motivation behind this change and evaluate its appropriateness.

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