chore: improve development workflow

[azizbecha]

Summary

This PR significantly improves the development workflow by implementing automated code quality and commit validation. It introduces:

1. Git Hooks (Husky)

• Pre-commit hook: Automatically formats staged files and builds all packages
• Pre-push hook: Ensures builds are clean before pushing to remote

2. Automated Code Formatting (Lint-Staged)

• Runs Biome formatter on staged files
• Prevents inconsistent code from being committed

3. Commit Message Validation (Commitlint)

• Enforces conventional commit messages (feat, fix, chore, docs, etc.)
• Prevents invalid commit messages from being created

4. Enhanced npm Scripts

• pnpm run build:all - Builds all packages in correct dependency order
• pnpm run dev - Starts the tester dev server
• pnpm run preview - Previews the production build

Test plan

1. Test pre-commit hook:

   # Make a change to a file
   git add .
   git commit -m "chore: test hooks"
   # Verify: Should lint-stage and build all packages

2. Test commit message validation:

   git commit -m "invalid message"
   # Expected: Rejected with error message
   
   git commit -m "feat: valid message"
   # Expected: Accepted and proceeds

3. Verify all scripts work:

   pnpm run lint
   pnpm run typecheck
   pnpm run build:all
   pnpm run dev

[jbroma]

Hey, thanks for the contribution 🎉

most changes look good, left few comments tho 👍

[jbroma]

husky was added but I believe you forgot to create the actual hooks with it

[jbroma]

not needed, in husky you can just run pnpm lint-staged

[jbroma]

I'd rather go with lint which will run everything it can (lint,format,import organizer)

[azizbecha]

Hey @jbroma, thanks for the review!
I applied all your remarks, can you take a look again and tell me if there's something else that needs to done ?
Thanks.

[jbroma]

it seems that there is still no setup for husky and running lint-staged (which was removed) - lets bring it back and setup husky, I believe it was pnpx husky init to create the precommit hook :)

[azizbecha]

Yes, you're right. For some reason the husky files weren't pushed to the repo.
Now everything is working well.