feat: Add configurable split-package detection via detect_split_packages setting#56
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…ges setting Allow users to disable split-package warnings through a new `detect_split_packages` target provisioning setting (default: true). This is useful for monorepo projects where multiple targets share source directories and restructuring is not feasible. - Add DETECT_SPLIT_PACKAGES constant in BaseProvisioningStrategy - Read configuration with default value "true" - Update projectviews.md documentation
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Allow users to disable split-package warnings through a new
detect_split_packagestarget provisioning setting (default: true).This is useful for monorepo projects where multiple targets share source directories and restructuring is not feasible.