fix(tree-select): solve the problem of tree attributes not being passed through

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• New Features

  • Enhanced configurability of the tiny-tree component through dynamic property binding.

• Bug Fixes

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The pull request modifies the pc.vue file in the Vue tree select component, adding a new v-bind="treeOp" directive to the tiny-tree component. This change enables dynamic binding of properties from the treeOp object, allowing more flexible configuration of the tree select component without altering its underlying structure or existing props.

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File	Change Summary
packages/vue/src/tree-select/src/pc.vue	Added v-bind="treeOp" to tiny-tree component template, enabling dynamic property binding

Possibly related PRs

• fix(tree-select): add emit modelValue #2461: Enhances tree-select component's event emission capabilities
• fix(tree-select): [tree-select] fix tree-select can't load data dynamically close #2287 #2500: Addresses bug in tree-select component's dynamic data loading
• feat(tree-select): [tree-select] add data init and optimize demo docs #2538: Optimizes tree-select component's demos and initialization logic

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🌳 A tree of options, bound with grace,
Tiny-tree now dances with new embrace
Dynamic props flow like woodland streams
Configurability bursts at the seams! 🐰✨

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26-26: Review prop binding order and potential conflicts

The new v-bind="treeOp" directive might conflict with explicitly defined props. The current placement after explicit props means treeOp properties will override any conflicting explicit props, which may not be the intended behavior.

Let's analyze the component's usage to identify potential prop conflicts:

Consider:

1. Moving v-bind="treeOp" before specific props if explicit props should take precedence
2. Documenting which props can be overridden via treeOp
3. Adding prop validation to prevent unintended overrides

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26-26: Add tests and update documentation for tree operation binding

The new binding capability needs corresponding test coverage and documentation updates.

Let's check for existing tests and documentation:

Would you like help with:

1. Creating test cases for the new tree operation binding?
2. Updating the component documentation to reflect this new capability?

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