chore: migrate from npm to pnpm - #123
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Adopt pnpm-lock.yaml and the packageManager field, update install/CI/Docker docs, and note pnpm in AGENTS.md.
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🔴 Claude BugBot Analysis
Found 1 potential bug in this PR.
low: 1
The PR is mostly a mechanical npm-to-pnpm migration (lockfile swap, packageManager field), but it introduces a typo in README.md's install instructions ('ppnpm install' instead of 'pnpm install').
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🔵 LOW: Typo in install command: 'ppnpm install'
The diff changes a correct pnpm install line to ppnpm install (extra leading 'p'), which is not a valid command. A user following the README setup instructions verbatim will get a 'command not found' error. Fix: change ppnpm install back to pnpm install.
Correct ppnpm→pnpm substitutions, normalize packageManager, and update GitHub Actions/Docker installs for pnpm. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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🟢 Claude BugBot Analysis
This PR is a straightforward npm-to-pnpm migration (AGENTS.md doc/command updates, package.json packageManager field, and swapping package-lock.json for a freshly generated pnpm-lock.yaml) with no logic changes; no genuine bugs found.
No bugs were detected in this PR.
Summary
pnpm-lock.yaml,packageManagerfield).AGENTS.md.Test plan
pnpm installpnpm run lint/ tests if present