Rakshith Ramprakash e5d42e54fc feat: upgrade Firecrawl to v2 SDK and extract into the lfx-firecrawl extension bundle (#13495)
* Upgrade Firecrawl components to firecrawl-py v2 + add Search component

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* Upgrade Firecrawl components to firecrawl-py v2 + add Search component

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* Upgrade Firecrawl components to firecrawl-py v2 + add Search component

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* Upgrade Firecrawl components to firecrawl-py v2 + add Search component

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* Upgrade Firecrawl components to firecrawl-py v2 + add Search component

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* Upgrade Firecrawl components to firecrawl-py v2 + add Search component

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* Upgrade Firecrawl components to firecrawl-py v2 + add Search component

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* docs: add Firecrawl Search API to the bundle page

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* [autofix.ci] apply automated fixes

* fix(firecrawl): D205 docstring + defensive .get('data') in crawl

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* fix(firecrawl): D205 docstring in scrape

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* perf(firecrawl): use list.extend in map (PERF401)

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* test: add unit tests for Firecrawl v2 components

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* [autofix.ci] apply automated fixes

* test: align Firecrawl component tests with lfx _attributes pattern

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* [autofix.ci] apply automated fixes

* refactor(firecrawl): remove deprecated extract endpoint component

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* refactor(firecrawl): remove deprecated extract endpoint component

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* test: drop extract component test (extract endpoint removed)

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* docs: remove Firecrawl Extract API section (deprecated)

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* [autofix.ci] apply automated fixes

* fix(firecrawl): map Search component to Firecrawl icon, drop Extract

The frontend icon map in styleUtils.ts still referenced the removed
FirecrawlExtractApi and lacked the new FirecrawlSearchApi, so the Search
node would not render the Firecrawl logo.

* chore: regenerate component index for Firecrawl v2 (Search added, Extract removed)

* refactor(firecrawl): extract components into the lfx-firecrawl extension bundle

Port the firecrawl provider out of lfx.components into a standalone
Extension Bundle at src/bundles/firecrawl (distribution: lfx-firecrawl),
following src/bundles/PORTING.md:

- Move the v2-SDK components (Scrape, Crawl, Map, Search) to
  src/bundles/firecrawl/src/lfx_firecrawl/components/firecrawl/ and
  remove the in-tree provider + its lfx.components registration.
- Own the firecrawl-py>=4,<5 pin in the bundle; drop it from
  langflow-base.
- Wire the workspace (root pyproject deps/sources/members) and uv.lock.
- Append migration-table entries (bare name, both import paths, pre-a
  slot) for the four classes; FirecrawlExtractApi gets no entries since
  the v2 SDK removed the extract endpoint and the component was dropped.
- Regenerate the component index (firecrawl category removed) and
  locales/en.json (54 firecrawl keys move out of core).
- Bundle-local unit tests + test_pilot_firecrawl_upgrade integration
  test; update Dockerfile bundle enumeration comments.

* fix(lfx): repair migration table entry fused during release-1.11.0 merge

The release-1.11.0 back-merge collided the FirecrawlSearchApi legacy_slot
entry with the NextPlaidVectorStoreComponent bare_class_name entry, mashing
both into a single object with duplicate 'target' keys, populating two of
{bare_class_name, import_path, legacy_slot}. That fails the MigrationTable
validator (entries.51) and broke the lfx loader tests.

Split it into the two intended entries so each populates exactly one
key-field. Restores the FirecrawlSearchApi and NextPlaidVectorStoreComponent
quads (60 entries total, +16 vs base). Append-only and bare-name guards pass.

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