chore: gitignore pnpm's build-approval state (pnpm-workspace.yaml) - #5
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Running `pnpm install` fresh prompts to approve esbuild's postinstall script (tsup's dependency); approving it writes the decision into pnpm-workspace.yaml. That's a machine-local trust decision, not portable project config, and shouldn't get committed by whichever contributor happens to approve it first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Small, independent housekeeping fix found while setting up a fresh clone for #1/#2/#3.
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pnpm installprompts to approve esbuild's postinstall script (a dependency of tsup); approving it (pnpm approve-builds) writes the decision intopnpm-workspace.yaml, which pnpm auto-creates if it doesn't already exist. That's a machine-local trust decision, not portable project config — whichever contributor approves it first shouldn't end up committing it for everyone else.