feat: add gkd-mrlc (#301)

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feat: add gkd-mrlc (#301)

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Updated project version to 1.135.0.
  • Added a new dependency for enhanced functionality.

These changes improve the overall capabilities of the application.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve updating the package.json file for the unpkg-white-list project. The version number has been incremented from 1.134.0 to 1.135.0, and a new dependency, "gkd-mrlc": { "version": "*" }, has been added to the dependencies section. The existing dependency "gkd-subscription": { "version": "*" } remains unchanged, and there are no deletions or significant structural modifications to the file.

Changes

File	Change Summary
package.json	Updated version from 1.134.0 to 1.135.0; added new dependency "gkd-mrlc": { "version": "*" }. Existing dependency "gkd-subscription": { "version": "*" } remains unchanged.

Possibly related PRs

• feat: add gkd-subscription #32: This PR added the dependency "gkd-subscription" to package.json, which is related to the addition of "gkd-mrlc" in the main PR as both involve dependency management in the same file.
• feat: add @ganlinte/gkd-subscription #43: Similar to feat: add gkd-subscription #32, this PR introduced a new dependency "@ganlinte/gkd-subscription" in package.json, indicating a focus on managing dependencies, which aligns with the changes in the main PR.

Suggested labels

enhancement

Suggested reviewers

• fengmk2

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With "gkd-mrlc", our project never stops.
Version's grown, from one-three-four to five,
In this lively patch, our dependencies thrive!
So let's cheer and dance, with joy we shall sing,
For every new change, brings a fresh spring! 🌼

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)

package.json (2)

6716-6718: New dependency added: "gkd-mrlc"

A new dependency "gkd-mrlc" has been added to the allowPackages list with a version of "*". This means any version of the package is allowed.

While allowing any version provides flexibility, it may lead to potential compatibility issues or unexpected behavior in the future. Consider specifying a version range or exact version for better control and reproducibility.

Consider specifying a version range or exact version for "gkd-mrlc" instead of using "*". For example:

-    "gkd-mrlc": {
-      "version": "*"
-    },
+    "gkd-mrlc": {
+      "version": "^1.0.0"
+    },

Replace "^1.0.0" with the appropriate version or range that suits your project's needs.

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Line range hint 1-6719: General structure and content of package.json

The package.json file contains a large list of allowed packages, which is consistent with its purpose as a whitelist for npmmirror. However, there are a few points to consider:

1. The file is quite large, which may impact readability and maintenance.
2. Many packages are listed with "*" as the version, which allows any version to be used.
3. The purpose of the project is clearly stated in the description, which is good for understanding its function.

While the current structure serves its purpose, consider the following suggestions for long-term maintenance and clarity:

1. Consider grouping packages by category or purpose to improve organization.
2. For critical or frequently used packages, specify version ranges instead of using "*" to ensure compatibility.
3. Add comments or documentation within the file to explain the criteria for including packages in the whitelist.
4. Implement a process for regularly reviewing and updating the whitelist to remove outdated or unnecessary packages.

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package.json (1)

Line range hint 2-3: Version bump from 1.134.0 to 1.135.0

The package version has been incremented from 1.134.0 to 1.135.0. This is a minor version update, which typically indicates new features or non-breaking changes have been added.