feat: store writer framework IDE into project directory instead of ui.json - WF-43

[FabienArcellier]

implement FabienArcellier#67

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The WF IDE data storage format is evolving to improve the developer experience when multiple people work in a team.

This new format limits the risk of conflict and facilitates conflict resolution operations by concentrating them on one line.

[ramedina86]

This looks good, couple of questions:

• Can we avoid growing the core? I don't think there are any dependencies, happy to start a new module for this purpose
• For Workflows, I've decided to start a new root, so we'll have two roots, "root" and "workflows_root". What's the impact of this?

[ramedina86]

Let's also update docs at https://dev.writer.com/framework/quickstart#create-an-app

[FabienArcellier]

This looks good, couple of questions:

• Can we avoid growing the core? I don't think there are any dependencies, happy to start a new module for this purpose
• For Workflows, I've decided to start a new root, so we'll have two roots, "root" and "workflows_root". What's the impact of this?

I moved the methods prefixed with wf_project_ into a new module, wf_project. I moved the lookup_page_for_component method into the core_ui module.

I would prefer that the workflows share the same root and are therefore found in workflows-*.jsonl files. At the time of implementation, it will be necessary to change the signature of wf_project.write_files and wf_project.read_files.

def write_files(app_path: str, metadata: MetadataDefinition, components: dict[str, ComponentDefinition], workflows: [str, WorkflowDefintion]) -> None: ...

def read_files(app_path: str) -> Tuple[MetadataDefinition, dict[str, ComponentDefinition], dict[str, WorkflowDefinition]]: ...

[ramedina86]

Suggested change

	of your application, next to the `main.py` files.
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