chore(tab): 变更标签页新增时检查的key，优化布局文件

[kanyxmo]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced component reactivity to route changes by updating the RouterView to utilize route.fullPath.
  • Improved tab management by allowing tabs with identical names but different paths to coexist.

• Bug Fixes

  • Adjusted tab addition logic to ensure compatibility with the updated routing structure.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduced in this pull request focus on enhancing the functionality of the MineContainer component and the useTabStore module. The RouterView component's render function now accepts an additional route parameter, allowing access to route properties. This modification enables better handling of component reactivity to route changes. In the useTabStore, the logic for adding tabs has been updated to check for existing tabs based on fullPath instead of name, allowing for more flexibility in tab management.

Changes

File	Change Summary
web/src/layouts/index.tsx	Updated RouterView render function to include route parameter and use route.fullPath as key. Retained logic in onMounted and watch functions.
web/src/store/modules/useTabStore.ts	Modified addTab function to check for existing tabs using fullPath instead of name, affecting tab addition logic.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant RouterView
    participant KeepAlive

    User->>RouterView: Navigate to new route
    RouterView->>KeepAlive: Render component with route.fullPath
    KeepAlive->>KeepAlive: Maintain component state

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🐰 "In the burrow where changes bloom,
New paths for tabs make room!
Reactivity hops with delight,
As components dance in the light.
With every route, a new embrace,
A happy place, a joyful space!" 🐇

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