feat: optimize sequence timeline with showStepLabels option

[ooo1l]

What

Add showStepLabels option to sequence-timeline structure to allow hiding step labels (STEP 1, STEP 2, etc.).

Changes

• Add showStepLabels prop to SequenceTimelineProps interface (default: true)
• Make step label rendering conditional based on showStepLabels prop
• Update built-in templates (sequence-timeline-plain-text and sequence-timeline-simple) to hide step labels by default

Benefits

• Provides more flexibility for different design needs
• Some timeline designs don't need step labels
• Backwards compatible (defaults to true)

Test

• Tested locally
• No breaking changes (defaults to showing labels as before)

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the SequenceTimeline component by introducing a new configuration option that allows users to toggle the visibility of step labels. This provides increased flexibility for designers to customize timeline presentations, enabling cleaner layouts when step numbering is not required, while ensuring existing implementations remain unaffected due to the default behavior.

Highlights

• New showStepLabels Prop: Added a showStepLabels boolean prop to the SequenceTimelineProps interface, defaulting to true to maintain backward compatibility.
• Conditional Step Label Rendering: Implemented conditional rendering for the 'STEP X' labels within the SequenceTimeline component, based on the value of the new showStepLabels prop.
• Updated Built-in Templates: Modified the sequence-timeline-plain-text and sequence-timeline-simple built-in templates to set showStepLabels to false by default, optimizing their appearance.

Changelog

• src/designs/structures/sequence-timeline.tsx
  • Added showStepLabels property to the SequenceTimelineProps interface.
  • Destructured showStepLabels with a default value of true in the SequenceTimeline component.
  • Wrapped the step label rendering logic in a conditional block based on the showStepLabels prop.
• src/templates/built-in.ts
  • Configured the sequence-timeline-plain-text template to hide step labels by default.
  • Configured the sequence-timeline-simple template to hide step labels by default.

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Code Review

The pull request effectively introduces the showStepLabels option to the sequence-timeline component, providing greater flexibility for design needs. The implementation correctly adds the prop to the interface, sets a default value for backward compatibility, and conditionally renders the step labels based on this prop. Additionally, the built-in templates are updated as described to utilize this new option. The changes are well-contained and appear to function as intended.