add test package.json with postinstall canary script#46
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Adds a
package.jsonwritten during a dependency installation behavior test. The postinstall script writes a canary file to/tmp/postinstall-canary.txtto verify whether npm lifecycle scripts run during install.anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-6(free via Pullfrog for OSS) | 𝕏Note
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Test-only manifest change; postinstall writes to /tmp and does not affect production app code.
Overview
Replaces the previous minimal
package.json(vitest test script) with atest-pkgmanifest whosepostinstallscript writesCANARY_MARKERto/tmp/postinstall-canary.txt.This supports dependency-install behavior tests that confirm whether npm lifecycle scripts actually run during install.
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