Update LayerChart, LayerStack, and Svelte UX packages to 1.0.0

[sean-zlai]

Summary

Just released 1.0 releases for LayerChart, LayerStack, and Svelte UX packages which have Svelte 3-5 and Tailwind 3 compatibility (announcement) (LayerChart 1.0 is also 98% Tailwind 4 compatibility).

This mostly paves the way to start on next branches / 2.0 releases which will leverage Svelte 5 runes/snippets and Tailwind 4 (along with a lot of other planned features).

Checklist

• Added Unit Tests
• Covered by existing CI
• Integration tested
• Documentation update

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates dependency versions in frontend/package.json. Four dependencies—@layerstack/svelte-actions, @layerstack/utils, layerchart, and svelte-ux—are all upgraded from their previous versions to ^1.0.0.

Changes

File	Change Summary
frontend/package.json	Updated dependency versions: @layerstack/svelte-actions (^0.0.12 → ^1.0.0), @layerstack/utils (^0.1.0 → ^1.0.0), layerchart (^0.99.4 → ^1.0.0), svelte-ux (^0.90.3 → ^1.0.0)

Possibly related PRs

• Add npm run up-deps and update deps to latest (Vite 5=>6, Svelte, etc) #150: Updates dependency versions in frontend/package.json (including dotenv) similar to this PR.
• Add legend to lineage DAG #418: Revises the layerchart dependency with additional Svelte file enhancements.
• some chart stylings to match the old version #351: Also updates the layerchart dependency version, aligning closely with the code-level modifications.

Suggested reviewers

• ken-zlai

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frontend/package.json (3)

66-67: LayerStack upgrades. Versions bumped to ^1.0.0; ensure no breaking changes.

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71-71: Layerchart update. Version now ^1.0.0.

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74-74: Svelte UX updated. Version now ^1.0.0.

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