feat(ui): add bindable component metadata contracts - #54
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Summary
Implements #49.
Adds bindable metadata contracts to the neutral
UiComponentMetamodel so UI packages can declare which component props and events are data-bindable.Adds:
UiBindableValueTypeUiBindableValueFieldMetaUiBindableValueMetaUiBindablePropMetaUiBindableEventPayloadMetaUiBindableEventMetaUiComponentBindingMetabindingsfield onUiComponentMetaAlso adds serialization tests for:
Scope intentionally excluded
src/bindings.tsVerification
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Please run before merge:
bun install bun run build bun run lint:fix bun run testNotes
This PR extends the generic component metadata model from #46. It does not define concrete app/component instance bindings; that remains the next step in #48.