feat: add block props and block js scripts

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This PR introduces block-level props and block-specific JavaScript scripts.

Each block now has two new properties: Block Script and Props.

• Block Script:
  These are JavaScript code snippets associated with an individual block, unlike Client Scripts which apply to an entire page.
  Block Scripts make it easier to manage reactivity by eliminating the need for multiple Client Scripts and by localizing logic to the block itself.

  Within a Block Script, two special keywords are available:

  • this: Refers directly to the DOM node corresponding to the block.
    Example:

    this.addEventListener('click', ...)

    attaches an event listener to the block itself.

  • props: Provides access to the properties passed to the block. Props are discussed below.

• Props:
  Props work similarly to those found in component-based JavaScript frameworks such as Vue or React. They serve as an interface between the “outside world” and the block script.

  There are three types of props:

  • static - Constant literal values.
  • dynamic - Derived from Data Scripts.
  • inherited - Passed down from parent blocks.

  As mentioned earlier, props can be accessed within the Block Script using the props keyword. They can also be used as "Dynamic values" along side data from Data Scripts:

Screen.Recording.2025-11-26.at.11.17.27.PM.mp4

This addition brings some of the benefits of component-based frameworks into the builder.
By associating scripts and props directly with blocks (and therefore components), it becomes easier to create reusable components and component libraries.

Standard Props for Components:

Based on block props and block scripts, this PR also introduces "Standard Props for Components". Root block of each component can have special block props called "Standard Props". These props act as an interface between the component and the user. These props can be of various types (unlike normal block props which are always of type string) such as string, number, boolean, select, array and object. When a component with std. props is used in a page, the user gets a form where he/she can fill out the value for those std. props.
For eg:

• "Profile Card" component can have std. props like Name, Description, Image URL, etc. When this component is used in a page, the user simply fills those inputs and the Profile Card is ready.

Screen.Recording.2025-11-26.at.11.06.33.PM.mp4

• "Navbar" component can have a std. prop named Links in which user puts a list of title and urls.

Screen.Recording.2025-11-26.at.11.08.47.PM.mp4

• "Weather Card" can take just the location and show details automatically

Screen.Recording.2025-11-27.at.12.11.44.PM.mp4

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Codecov Report

❌ Patch coverage is 20.93023% with 34 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.
✅ Project coverage is 47.22%. Comparing base (bdecddd) to head (fec31f3).
⚠️ Report is 24 commits behind head on develop.

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Remaining features:

• Standard props in Component Root Block
• Reuse Block Scripts for Components instead of creating extra <script> tags
• Autocomplete in Block Script for "this" and "props"