feat(packages/excalidraw): state tracking, api hook, and others (#10870)

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## Unreleased
## Excalidraw API
### Breaking changes
- Renamed the `excalidrawAPI` prop to `onExcalidrawAPI`.
### Features
- Added `onMount` and `onInitialize` props. `onMount` receives `{ excalidrawAPI, container }` once the editor root is mounted, and `onInitialize` fires once the initial scene has loaded.
```tsx
<Excalidraw
onMount={({ excalidrawAPI, container }) => {
console.log(container);
excalidrawAPI.scrollToContent();
}}
onInitialize={(api) => {
api.refresh();
}}
/>
```
- Same events are also accessible imperatively through `api.onEvent(...)`.
```tsx
<Excalidraw
onExcalidrawAPI={(api) => {
api.onEvent("editor:mount", ({ excalidrawAPI, container }) => {
excalidrawAPI.scrollToContent();
console.log(container);
});
api.onEvent("editor:initialize").then((readyApi) => {
readyApi.scrollToContent();
});
}}
/>
```
Note that in future releases, most, if not all, `excalidrawAPI.on*` subscriptions will be removed in favor of `excalidrawAPI.onEvent(name)`.
- Exported `ExcalidrawAPIProvider`, `useExcalidrawAPI`, and `useAppStateValue` from the package entrypoint. The imperative API also now exposes `onStateChange`.
```tsx
<ExcalidrawAPIProvider>
<Excalidraw />
<Logger />
</ExcalidrawAPIProvider>;
function Logger() {
const api = useExcalidrawAPI();
useAppStateValue("viewModeEnabled", (viewModeEnabled) => {
console.log("view mode changed:", viewModeEnabled);
});
React.useEffect(() => {
if (api) {
console.log("editor instance id:", api.id);
}
}, [api]);
return null;
}
```
- Added `onExport` so host apps can delay JSON export until async work completes. The handler receives the export data plus an `AbortSignal`, and may return a `Promise` or an async generator that yields progress updates for the built-in toast UI.
```tsx
<Excalidraw
onExport={async function* (_type, { files }, { signal }) {
yield { type: "progress", message: "Waiting for images..." };
await waitForImagesToLoad(files, signal);
if (signal.aborted) {
return;
}
yield { type: "progress", message: "Export ready", progress: 1 };
}}
/>
```
## Excalidraw Library
## 0.18.0 (2025-03-11)