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build: share worktree dependencies with pnpm - #68
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Worktrees use pnpm 10.34.9 with a shared store and their own dependency resolution. The npm lockfile is replaced by an imported pnpm lockfile, install/cache commands use pnpm, and package/release guards preserve their checks with the new lock format.
Prepared on the current main history; the obsolete local clone history is not merged.
Validation: frozen offline install; frozen-offline, typecheck, test, verify-workflows, verify-release. 8 direct versions match the original npm lockfile. npm-consumer compatibility checks still invoke real npm intentionally. No production deployment or main merge performed. Hosted checks remain required.