Revert "feat: improve components structure"

[lloydzhou]

Reverts #5080

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes

  • Adjusted import paths across multiple components to ensure correct module resolution and enhance portability.

• Chores

  • Standardized import statements from absolute to relative paths throughout numerous files to improve code organization and maintainability.
  • Enhanced readability and formatting in various SCSS and TSX files.

• Documentation

  • Clarified the modularity of components due to restructuring of import paths.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes involve a comprehensive update of import paths across multiple components within the application, transitioning from absolute paths to relative paths. This refactoring aims to enhance code modularity, maintainability, and portability, making it easier to reorganize the project structure without breaking dependencies. While the functionality and logic of the components remain unchanged, these improvements contribute to a clearer and more navigable codebase.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
app/components/auth.tsx, chat-list.tsx, chat.tsx, emoji.tsx, error.tsx, exporter.tsx, home.tsx, markdown.tsx, mask.tsx, message-selector.tsx, model-config.tsx, new-chat.tsx, settings.tsx, sidebar.tsx, ui-lib.tsx, page.tsx	Updated import paths from absolute to relative paths to improve modularity and maintainability. No changes to functionality or logic.
app/components/chat.module.scss, mask.module.scss, new-chat.module.scss, ui-lib.module.scss	Modified import paths for styles from relative paths navigating two directories to those navigating only one directory, enhancing clarity and organization.
app/store/chat.ts, sync.ts, utils.ts	Changed import paths for the showToast function from absolute to relative paths, impacting module resolution without altering functionality.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant App
    participant Component

    User->>App: Requests Component
    App->>Component: Load component with relative import
    Component-->>App: Return rendered output
    App-->>User: Display output

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🐇 In the code's grassy glade,
Imports shifted, paths remade.
From absolute to relative we hop,
Making maintenance a breeze, oh stop!
Clarity blooms in every file,
Happy coding brings a smile! 🌼

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