chore: add package lock file

[pantamit-dev]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a package-lock.json file, which is essential for maintaining deterministic dependency resolution in Node.js projects. By locking down the exact versions of installed packages and their transitive dependencies, this change prevents potential issues arising from differing package versions during development, testing, and deployment. This improves the reliability and reproducibility of builds for the project.

Highlights

• Dependency Management: A package-lock.json file has been added to the repository to ensure consistent dependency installations across different environments and team members.

Changelog

• package-lock.json
  • Added a new package lock file to pin dependency versions.

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Code Review

The pull request adds a package-lock.json file. However, the project is explicitly configured to use pnpm as its package manager, as indicated by the packageManager field in package.json and the repository's style guide. Adding an npm lockfile introduces redundancy and potential versioning conflicts. This file should be removed to maintain consistency with the project's established tooling.

[gemini-code-assist]

This project is configured to use pnpm for dependency management (as specified in the packageManager field of package.json and the repository style guide). Adding a package-lock.json file is inconsistent with this setup and can lead to dependency version mismatches if different tools are used. Please remove this file and ensure pnpm-lock.yaml is used instead.

References

1. The repository style guide specifies the use of pnpm for project tasks like linting and formatting. ^(link)