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fix: use current directory name as default package name when project name is "." - #1163
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Previously, entering "." as the project name always triggered the package name prompt, since "." is not a valid package name and toValidPackageName(".") produced an empty initial value.
Now the current folder name is used as the default package name. The prompt only appears when the folder name itself is not a valid package name, with the converted folder name as the initial value.