chore(ci): add --ignore-scripts to pnpm install#41
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Updates the GitHub Actions CI workflow to disable running npm/pnpm lifecycle scripts during dependency installation, as a defense-in-depth measure against supply-chain attacks in transitive dependencies.
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--ignore-scriptstopnpm installin thelintjob - Add
--ignore-scriptstopnpm installin thetypecheckjob - Add
--ignore-scriptstopnpm installin thetestjob
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Defense-in-depth against compromised transitive deps executing postinstall/prepare in CI. Motivated by the TanStack npm supply-chain compromise (May 2026).
No functional change — lint/typecheck/test do not depend on lifecycle scripts.