Revert "chore(build): remove code property from generated components.json"

[joshblack]

Reverts #7257

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[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This PR reverts PR #7257, which had removed the code property from generated components.json. The revert restores the code property to story objects and changes the build script execution method from node to tsx to handle JSON imports without import assertions.

Key Changes

• Re-adds the code property to story objects in the generated components.json output
• Removes JSON import assertions (with {type: 'json'}) from build scripts
• Updates npm scripts to use tsx instead of node for executing TypeScript build scripts

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 3 out of 3 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.

File	Description
packages/react/script/hooks-json/build.ts	Removes JSON import assertions to use tsx-compatible imports
packages/react/script/components-json/build.ts	Removes JSON import assertions and restores code property to story objects at lines 163, 175, and 187
packages/react/package.json	Changes build scripts from node to tsx for TypeScript execution

[Copilot]

This logic for checking if a default story already exists is incorrect. It's comparing story.code === defaultStoryCode (checking if the code content matches), but it should be comparing story.id === defaultStoryId (checking if the story ID matches).

This could lead to duplicate stories with the same ID if the code content doesn't match exactly, or it could incorrectly skip adding the default story if a different story happens to have identical code.

Suggested fix:

const hasDefaultStory = docs.stories.find(story => story.id === defaultStoryId)

Suggested change

	const hasDefaultStory = docs.stories.find(story => story.code === defaultStoryCode)
	const hasDefaultStory = docs.stories.find(story => story.id === defaultStoryId)

[llastflowers]

ty! ✨