chore: remove unused dead code

[aidenybai]

Summary

• Prune unused helpers, stale types, debug/event tracking state, and unnecessary internal exports found by deslop-cli.
• Align package metadata by removing unused dependencies and adding the missing react-component-name/loader build entry.
• Refresh the generated website auto.global.js and lockfile after dependency/build changes.

Test plan

• pnpm build
• pnpm typecheck
• pnpm dlx deslop-cli analyze . --tsconfig tsconfig.json --ignore "**/dist/**" "**/.next/**" "**/node_modules/**" "**/build/**"
• pnpm lint still fails on the repo's existing warning set; no linter errors were reported for the edited files via IDE diagnostics.

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Note

Low Risk
Mostly deletion of unreferenced symbols and quote/formatting churn; the storage guard is a small hardening change with no auth or data-pipeline impact.

Overview
This PR removes unused and internal-only code across the extension, react-scan core, web UI, and notifications paths—helpers like debounce, profile/debug interaction stores, fiber adjacency utilities, aggregation helpers, and several outline/instrumentation exports that were not referenced elsewhere.

Behavioral tweaks are small: extension chrome.storage read/write now validates stored objects before indexing; react-component-name option resolution types/helpers that were unused are dropped from options.ts.

Packaging: packages/scan/package.json is reorganized (metadata, publishConfig, entry fields) and react-component-name/loader is wired through typesVersions and exports alongside the existing build entry in tsup.

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