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With current monorepo setup fabric-example etc. (not counting common-app) are linked in node_modules so they could be imported in another workspace, which is unnecessary. This doesn't really bother us, but sometimes when you need to find something in node_modules it's annoying that these show up.

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tjzel added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 17, 2025
With current monorepo setup `fabric-example` etc. (not counting
`common-app`) are linked in `node_modules` so they could be imported in
another workspace, which is unnecessary. This doesn't really bother us,
but sometimes when you need to find something in `node_modules` it's
annoying that these show up.

🚀
tjzel added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 17, 2025
With current monorepo setup `fabric-example` etc. (not counting
`common-app`) are linked in `node_modules` so they could be imported in
another workspace, which is unnecessary. This doesn't really bother us,
but sometimes when you need to find something in `node_modules` it's
annoying that these show up.

🚀
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