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chore(deps): bump rspress 2.0#918

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Summary

bump rspress 2.0.

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  • Tests updated (or not required).
  • Documentation updated (or not required).

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This pull request focuses on upgrading the project's documentation framework, rspress, to its stable 2.0.0 version. Concurrently, it streamlines the dependency list and theme customization by removing the @rspress/plugin-llms plugin and its associated code, indicating a shift away from its functionality or a decision to no longer integrate it into the documentation site's user interface.

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  • Dependency Updates: The core rspress package has been updated from a release candidate version (2.0.0-rc.4) to its stable 2.0.0 release. Associated plugins like @rspress/plugin-algolia have also been updated to 2.0.0, and @rsbuild/plugin-sass to ^1.5.0.
  • Plugin Removal: The @rspress/plugin-llms dependency and all its related imports and UI components (e.g., LlmsContainer, LlmsCopyButton, LlmsViewOptions) have been removed from the project, specifically from website/package.json and website/theme/index.tsx.
  • Theme Customization Simplification: The custom getCustomMDXComponent function in website/theme/index.tsx, which previously wrapped h1 elements with LLMs-related components, has been entirely removed, simplifying the theme's MDX component handling.
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This pull request successfully bumps rspress to version 2.0. The dependency updates and removal of @rspress/plugin-llms are reflected correctly in the code. One potential issue is that the configuration llms: true in website/rspress.config.ts was not removed. Since the corresponding plugin and its usage are gone, this configuration is likely obsolete and should be removed to prevent any potential issues. Apart from this, the changes are clean and straightforward.

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