feat: add first version

[TimKingNF]

Summary 🎯

first version

Changes 🔁

• add subrem-count-widget for counting focus rem

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced a floating widget that displays the number of children Rems for the currently focused Rem.
  • The widget automatically appears near the editor caret when a Rem with children is focused.
• Improvements
  • Updated plugin metadata and documentation for clarity and accuracy.
  • Added a new dependency to enhance styling capabilities.
• Removals
  • Removed the previous sample widget and related settings functionality.

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Walkthrough

The project introduces a new floating widget for RemNote that displays the count of child Rems for the currently focused Rem. This is achieved by updating the widget registration logic, adding a new widget component, updating project metadata, and revising documentation and dependencies.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
README.md	Added a new README with a brief project description.
package.json	Updated scripts to use npx and added the clsx dependency.
public/manifest.json	Updated plugin metadata: name, author, ID, description, repo URL, and removed the theme field.
src/widgets/index.tsx	Replaced sidebar widget logic with floating widget logic; added focus event handling.
src/widgets/sample_widget.tsx	Removed the old sample widget component and its registration.
src/widgets/subrem-count-widget.tsx	Added a new widget component to display the count of child Rems for the focused Rem.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant RemNote Editor
    participant Plugin (onActivate)
    participant SubRemCountWidget

    User->>RemNote Editor: Focuses on a Rem
    RemNote Editor->>Plugin (onActivate): Emits FocusedRemChange event
    Plugin (onActivate)->>RemNote Editor: Fetch focused Rem and its children
    alt If Rem has children and widget not open
        Plugin (onActivate)->>SubRemCountWidget: Open floating widget near caret
        SubRemCountWidget->>RemNote Editor: Fetch children count
        SubRemCountWidget-->>User: Display count of child Rems
    else If Rem has no children or widget already open
        Plugin (onActivate)-->>RemNote Editor: Do nothing
    end

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Poem

In the land of Rems where subtrees sprout,
A widget now counts what’s hidden about.
With every focus, a number appears—
Children Rems tallied, dispelling your fears.
Scripts updated, old widgets out,
🐇 Cheers for the count—let’s hop and shout!

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• README.md (1 hunks)
• package.json (1 hunks)
• public/manifest.json (1 hunks)
• src/widgets/index.tsx (1 hunks)
• src/widgets/sample_widget.tsx (0 hunks)
• src/widgets/subrem-count-widget.tsx (1 hunks)

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