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Summary of Changes

Hello @wang1212, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request represents a major refactoring effort focused on improving the project's package governance. The primary goal is to consolidate numerous smaller, single-purpose packages into larger, more cohesive units. This change aims to simplify the overall architecture, reduce dependency overhead, and make the codebase easier to manage and understand for developers. The impact is a cleaner project structure and more straightforward import mechanisms across the board.

Highlights

• Package Consolidation: Many standalone @antv/g-plugin-* and @antv/g-* packages have been consolidated directly into their respective core renderer packages (e.g., g-canvas, g-svg, g-canvaskit, g-mobile-canvas) or the main g-lite package. This significantly streamlines the project's dependency structure and simplifies import paths.
• Import Path Simplification: Demos and test files now reflect the new, simplified import paths, directly importing components and utilities from the consolidated packages, reducing boilerplate and improving code readability.
• Build Process Updates: The build scripts (package.json, tsconfig.app.json, vite.config.js, jest.unit.config.js) have been updated to reflect the new package structure, removing redundant local aliases and adjusting coverage paths.
• Documentation Cleanup: README files for g-canvas, g-lite/src/plugins/dom-interaction, g-lite/src/plugins/html-renderer, g-lite/src/plugins/image-loader, g-lite/src/plugins/mobile-interaction, g-svg/src/plugins/picker, g-svg/src/plugins/svg-renderer, g-mobile-canvas, g-plugin-rough-canvas-renderer, and g-plugin-rough-svg-renderer have been updated to reflect the new naming conventions and consolidated structure.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a significant refactoring focused on sub-package governance, merging many smaller packages into larger, more coherent ones like @antv/g, @antv/g-canvas, and @antv/g-svg. This is a great step towards improving maintainability. The changes are mostly consistent across the codebase, with updates to package.json files, import paths, and build configurations.

My review has focused on the correctness and consistency of these large-scale changes. I've found a few points that need attention, primarily concerning the removal of test files and some inconsistencies in the documentation. Please see my detailed comments.