small refactor to group component files together and separate out types

[MichaelDoyle]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a structural refactor to the ngx-json-treeview library, aiming to enhance code organization and maintainability. It involves grouping component-related files into a dedicated directory and separating common type definitions into their own file. This change improves modularity and clarifies the project structure, making it easier to navigate and manage the codebase.

Highlights

• Component File Grouping: The core files for the ngx-json-treeview component (HTML, SCSS, spec, and TypeScript) have been moved into a dedicated subdirectory named ngx-json-treeview for better organization.
• Type Separation: The Segment interface and IsClickableValueFn type definition have been extracted from the ngx-json-treeview.component.ts file into a new, separate types.ts file, centralizing type declarations.
• Public API Update: The public-api.ts file has been updated to reflect the new location of the ngx-json-treeview component and to export the newly created types.ts file, ensuring these types are accessible to consumers of the library.

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Code Review

This pull request refactors the project structure by grouping component-related files into a dedicated directory and extracting type definitions into a separate types.ts file. These changes improve code organization and maintainability. The file moves and import path updates are correct. I've added one suggestion to improve type safety by replacing any with unknown in the newly created types.ts file.