Organize and group actions when developing packages

Review the provided examples on how to add and group actions during the package SDK development process.

Example: Add actions

@BotCommand

//CommandPks adds required information to be dispalable on the UI.
@CommandPkg(
		//Unique name inside a package and a label to display.
		name = "concatenate", label = "[[Concatenate.label]]", 
		node_label = "[[Concatenate.node_label]]", description = "[[Concatenate.description]]", icon = "pkg.svg", 
		
		//Return type information. return_type ensures only the right kind of variable is provided on the UI. 
		return_label = "[[Concatenate.return_label]]", return_type = STRING, return_required = true)

Example: Group actions

Use the group_label to ConcatenateGroup which it is displayed in the UI also as ConcatenateGroup. When the group_label is not used, you will get all the actions in the respective package.

@BotCommand

//CommandPks adds required information to be dispalable on the UI.
@CommandPkg(
		//Provide a unique name inside a package and a label to display.
		group_label = "ConcatenateGroup", name = "concatenateWithGroup", label = "concatenateWithGroup",
		node_label = "[[Concatenate.node_label]]", description = "[[Concatenate.description]]", icon = "pkg.svg", 
		
		//Return type information. return_type ensures only the right kind of variable is provided on the UI. 
		return_label = "[[Concatenate.return_label]]", return_type = STRING, return_required = true)
public class ConcatenateWithGroup {

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Organize and group actions when developing packages