fix(cli): deduplicate docs strings in registry resolver#10943
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Fixes #10938
When we run the
shadcn add --allcommand, components that are direct installs and dependencies have their post-install docs note printed twice.Track seen docs strings with a
Setin the resolver file to skip duplicates. And also added a test for the resolver file, which passes and was tested locally on a TanStack project.Note: it also references
app/layout.tsxinstead of the TanStack Start equivalent, but I think that's a separate registry-level issue, out of scope here.