chore: release view mapped

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Walkthrough

The recent changes introduce the @flatfile/plugin-view-mapped, marking its initial release. This plugin enhances the data mapping capabilities within the Flatfile platform, allowing users to better visualize and interact with mapped data. Additionally, a changelog update reflects the renaming and versioning of the plugin, transitioning from @flatfile/plugin-job-handler to @flatfile/plugin-view-mapped, indicating a significant revision in its purpose and functionality.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.changeset/famous-pans-call.md	Introduced initial release of @flatfile/plugin-view-mapped, enhancing data mapping within Flatfile for improved user interaction and visualization.
plugins/view-mapped/CHANGELOG.md	Updated plugin name from @flatfile/plugin-job-handler to @flatfile/plugin-view-mapped and changed version from 1.0.1 to 1.0.0, indicating rebranding.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Flatfile
    participant Plugin

    User->>Flatfile: Initiates data mapping
    Flatfile->>Plugin: Loads view-mapped plugin
    Plugin->>Flatfile: Provides mapping functionality
    Flatfile->>User: Displays mapped data
    User->>Plugin: Interacts with mapped data
    Plugin->>Flatfile: Updates visualizations

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