fix: remove commented-out base path referencing old project name#164
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Summary
Removes a commented-out
basepath invite.config.tsthat referenced the old project name/visualize-json-schema/. This line was leftover from a previous rename and serves no purpose.What kind of change does this PR introduce
Code cleanup removes dead commented-out code.
Issue Number
Closes #163
Screenshots/Video
Not applicable because no UI changes.
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No.
If relevant, did you update the documentation?
No.