feat: add @puffer0315

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve an update to the package.json file, specifically adding a new entry, @puffer0315, to the allowScopes array. This modification expands the list of permitted scopes for the package, likely to support the inclusion of packages under this new scope in the unpkg white-list functionality. No other alterations were made to dependencies, scripts, or other sections of the package.json.

Changes

File	Change Summary
package.json	Added new scope @puffer0315 to allowScopes array.

Possibly related PRs

• feat: add @yuzhang134562 #56: This PR adds a new scope @yuzhang134562 to the allowScopes array in package.json, similar to the addition of @puffer0315 in the main PR.
• feat: add @artalk #155: This PR also adds a new scope @artalk to the allowScopes array in package.json, which is directly related to the changes made in the main PR.
• feat: add @wangeditor-next #163: This PR adds the scope @wangeditor-next to the allowScopes array in package.json, paralleling the main PR's addition of a new scope.
• feat: add @scent scope #286: This PR adds two new scopes, @pubinfo and @scent, to the allowScopes section in package.json, which relates to the main PR's focus on modifying the allowScopes array.
• feat: add @wuxh scope & allow refined-antd-changelog #297: This PR adds the scope @wuxh to the allowScopes array in package.json, which is relevant to the main PR's changes.
• feat: add @scalar #307: This PR adds the scope @scalar to the allowScopes array in package.json, directly relating to the main PR's modification of the same section.

🐇 In the garden, I hop and play,
New scopes added, hooray, hooray!
With @puffer0315, we expand our range,
Allowing packages, oh what a change!
In the world of code, we dance and cheer,
For every new scope brings us near! 🌼

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package.json (2)

170-170: LGTM! The new scope follows naming conventions

The addition of "@puffer0315" to the allowScopes array:

• Follows npm scope naming convention
• Maintains alphabetical ordering
• Aligns with the PR objective

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No other modifications were made to the file beyond the intended scope addition. The rest of the configuration remains unchanged.

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