chore(*): add dataconnect sdk to changeset ignore

[cabljac]

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The package "example-react-data-connect" depends on the ignored package "@dataconnect/default-connector", but "example-react-data-connect" is not being ignored. Please add "example-react-data-connect" to the `ignore` option.
The package "@tanstack-query-firebase/angular" depends on the ignored package "@dataconnect/default-connector", but "@tanstack-query-firebase/angular" is not being ignored. Please add "@tanstack-query-firebase/angular" to the `ignore` option.
The package "@tanstack-query-firebase/react" depends on the ignored package "@dataconnect/default-connector", but "@tanstack-query-firebase/react" is not being ignored. Please add "@tanstack-query-firebase/react" to the `ignore` option.

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This PR adds the dataconnect SDK package to the changeset ignore list to prevent it from being included in automated version management. The changes mark the default connector package as private and exclude it from changeset tracking.

• Mark the default connector package as private
• Add the package to changeset ignore configuration

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated no comments.

File	Description
dataconnect-sdk/js/default-connector/package.json	Adds "private": true to prevent npm publication
.changeset/config.json	Adds @dataconnect/default-connector to ignore list

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Summary of Changes

Hello @cabljac, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request updates the project's release configuration to exclude the @dataconnect/default-connector package from automatic changelog generation and versioning by the changeset tool. Additionally, it explicitly marks the default-connector package as private, preventing its accidental publication.

Highlights

• Changeset Configuration: The @dataconnect/default-connector package has been added to the ignore list in the .changeset/config.json file. This prevents changeset from generating changelog entries or version bumps for this specific package.
• Package Privacy: The dataconnect-sdk/js/default-connector/package.json file now includes "private": true, indicating that this package is not intended for publication to a registry.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly configures the repository to ignore the @dataconnect/default-connector package from changeset versioning and marks it as private to prevent accidental publishing. The changes are sound. I've included one suggestion to use a glob pattern in the changeset configuration to make it more maintainable and automatically include any future packages under the @dataconnect scope.

[gemini-code-assist]

To make this configuration more robust and future-proof, consider using a glob pattern to ignore all packages under the @dataconnect scope. This will prevent the need to manually update this configuration file if more packages are added under this scope later.

Suggested change

	"ignore": ["example-*", "@dataconnect/default-connector"]
	"ignore": ["example-*", "@dataconnect/*"]