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feat(pnpm): pnpm #2404

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Walkthrough

The project has transitioned from using yarn to pnpm as the package manager across multiple workflows, scripts, and documentation. This shift enhances dependency management and optimizes the handling of packages in the CI/CD pipeline. Various dependencies have also been updated to their latest versions, ensuring improved performance and security. Overall, these changes modernize the development environment for better efficiency and maintainability.

Changes

Files Change Summary
.github/workflows/npm-publish.yml, .github/workflows/test.yml Transition from yarn to pnpm for running tests, builds, and linting commands, indicating a new package management strategy.
.gitignore Added yarn.lock to ignore list, reflecting the removal of Yarn as the package manager.
.npmrc New configuration settings added to optimize pnpm usage, including node-linker, link-workspace-packages, and prefer-workspace-packages.
README.md, apps/bot/README.md, apps/chrome-ext/README.md, apps/vscode-ext/README.md, apps/sseramemes/README.md Updated documentation to replace yarn commands with pnpm, ensuring users follow the new package manager.
package.json, apps/bot/package.json, apps/cli/package.json, apps/ranking/package.json, apps/sseramemes/package.json, apps/vscode-ext/package.json, apps/web/package.json Various dependencies updated to newer versions, and scripts modified to utilize pnpm, enhancing compatibility and performance.
pnpm-workspace.yaml New configuration file created for managing multiple packages within a workspace using pnpm.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CI/CD
    participant Repo
    participant pnpm

    User->>Repo: Push code changes
    Repo->>CI/CD: Trigger build
    CI/CD->>pnpm: Install dependencies
    pnpm-->>CI/CD: Dependencies installed
    CI/CD->>pnpm: Run tests
    pnpm-->>CI/CD: Tests completed
    CI/CD->>Repo: Build and deploy

Poem

🐇 In the garden where dependencies grow,
A hop to pnpm, the new way to flow.
Scripts are rewritten, and packages aligned,
A shiny new world for the clever and kind.
Let’s celebrate changes, both big and small,
With each little update, we flourish, we thrall! 🌼✨

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