feat: ✨ Upgrade to Nuxt v4

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Summary by Sourcery

Upgrade the UI app to Nuxt 4 and align related dependencies, UI components, and compliance messaging with the new setup.

New Features:

• Adopt the official @nuxt/icon module in place of the previous nuxt-icon package.
• Add additional Naive UI components to the global component typings for broader UI usage.

Enhancements:

• Simplify the Nuxt build transpile configuration to always transpile key UI libraries regardless of environment.
• Update Nuxt, Naive UI, and related Vue UI dependencies to versions compatible with Nuxt 4.
• Adjust compliance check templates to clarify that certain FAIR and metadata checks only run after a LICENSE file is detected, using warning callouts for emphasis.

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Reviewer's Guide

Upgrades the UI app to Nuxt v4 and aligns related dependencies/configuration, while also refining compliance-check messaging around missing LICENSE/metadata files.

Flow diagram for updated compliance-check messaging when LICENSE is missing

flowchart TD
  RepoState["Repository pushed or updated"]
  RunChecks["Run Codefair compliance checks"]
  CheckLicense["Check for LICENSE at repository root"]
  LicensePresent{LICENSE present?}
  LicenseMessage["LICENSE section: show LICENSE ✔️ message"]
  NoLicenseMessage["LICENSE section: show LICENSE ❌ with concise guidance"]
  MetadataCheck["Metadata check logic"]
  MetadataBlocked["Metadata section: show warning block that checks run after LICENSE is detected"]
  ArchivalCheck["Archival check logic"]
  ArchivalBlocked["Archival section: show warning block that FAIR release check runs after LICENSE is detected"]
  Dashboard["Render updated dashboard and badges"]

  RepoState --> RunChecks --> CheckLicense --> LicensePresent

  LicensePresent -->|Yes| LicenseMessage --> MetadataCheck --> ArchivalCheck --> Dashboard

  LicensePresent -->|No| NoLicenseMessage --> MetadataBlocked --> ArchivalBlocked --> Dashboard

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Standardize Nuxt build transpile configuration for all environments and migrate to the new Nuxt icon module.	Remove environment-conditional transpile list and always transpile Naive UI, VueUC, CSS render SSR, resize observer, and vue-countup Replace deprecated nuxt-icon module reference with @nuxt/icon in Nuxt modules configuration	ui/nuxt.config.ts
Align dependencies with Nuxt v4 and Naive UI ecosystem updates.	Upgrade nuxt to v4 and relax version to a caret range Downgrade notivue to a version compatible with the upgraded stack Introduce @nuxt/icon as a runtime dependency and remove nuxt-icon as a dev dependency Add vueuc runtime dependency and bump naive-ui dev dependency to a newer compatible version	ui/package.json
Extend auto-imported Naive UI components to support additional UI elements needed after the upgrade.	Register additional Naive UI components such as collapse transition, date picker, dynamic input, popconfirm, and space in the global components type declarations	ui/components.d.ts
Adjust compliance-check messaging around missing LICENSE/metadata to clarify behavior and add explicit warnings.	Update archival check text to explain that FAIR release checks will run after a LICENSE file is detected, using a WARNING callout Simplify license check copy and remove duplicated explanation about dependent checks Update metadata check text to use a WARNING callout and clarify that metadata checks run only after a LICENSE is present	bot/compliance-checks/archival/index.js bot/compliance-checks/license/index.js bot/compliance-checks/metadata/index.js

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[what-the-diff]

PR Summary

• Update to .gitignore files
  The .gitignore files in both the bot and ui directories have been updated to ignore changes in the .vscode/ subdirectory. This prevents any unwanted tracking of personal Visual Studio Code settings by Git.

• Modification to warning messages
  The warning text in the index.js file of bot/compliance-checks/archival and bot/compliance-checks/metadata have been modified for clarity. These new messages emphasize the necessity of a LICENSE file for Fair, Accountable, and Transparent (FAIR) checks in our system.

• Message cleanup in bot/compliance-checks/license file
  The messages regarding the expected presence of a LICENSE file in the bot/compliance-checks/license file are now more concise and clear. This enhances interoperability and improves our system's license checking functionalities.

• New component declarations
  The ui/components.d.ts file now has new declarations for additional components including NCollapseTransition, NDatePicker, NDynamicInput, NPopconfirm, and NSpace. This brings the potential for more complex and diverse interfaces in our user interactions.

• Refactoring of nuxt.config.ts
  The nuxt.config.ts file has been refactored for simplicity and better formatting. The transpile section in particular has been improved, making it easier to read and manage.

• Update to package.json
  The package.json file has been updated to include new dependencies (@nuxt/icon, vueuc) and to modify the versions of some of our existing dependencies. We've updated nuxt to version ^4.2.2 and naive-ui to version ^2.43.2 for added efficiency and increased compatibility.

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Hey there - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

• The build.transpile list is now always applied instead of being conditional on NODE_ENV; consider whether this is necessary for Nuxt 4 or if it will unnecessarily slow down local/dev builds.
• Both .gitignore at the repo root and ui/.gitignore appear to be deleted in this PR; double-check that this is intentional and that you won't start committing previously ignored files.
• The LICENSE template text no longer mentions that metadata and FAIR release checks are blocked until a LICENSE exists, while the archival/metadata templates still refer to that dependency; consider re-adding or aligning this messaging so users get a consistent explanation of blocked checks.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- The `build.transpile` list is now always applied instead of being conditional on `NODE_ENV`; consider whether this is necessary for Nuxt 4 or if it will unnecessarily slow down local/dev builds.
- Both `.gitignore` at the repo root and `ui/.gitignore` appear to be deleted in this PR; double-check that this is intentional and that you won't start committing previously ignored files.
- The LICENSE template text no longer mentions that metadata and FAIR release checks are blocked until a LICENSE exists, while the archival/metadata templates still refer to that dependency; consider re-adding or aligning this messaging so users get a consistent explanation of blocked checks.

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