refactor(link): extract link inline tool into standalone package#161
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Move the built-in Link inline tool out of @editorjs/core into its own publishable package, @editorjs/link, completing the split of all four built-in tools (paragraph, bold, italic, link) into independently versionable packages under packages/tools. This was the last tool living in core's internal tools folder, so the now-empty tools/internal directory is removed along with core's dependencies on @editorjs/dom and @codexteam/icons — both were only ever used by the tools that have now moved out.
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@editorjs/coreinto its own publishable package,@editorjs/link, completing the split of all four built-in tools started with Paragraph.corenow depends on the new package as a workspace dependency, and no longer needs@editorjs/domor@codexteam/iconsdirectly (only the extracted tool packages use them now).Stacked on #160 (italic).