test: canary package.json for dep install behavior test

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Captures the package.json written during the dependency installation behavior test. The file was replaced as part of verifying whether postinstall scripts run during pullfrog_start_dependency_installation / await_dependency_installation.

Result: install failed (npm ci requires a lockfile) and the canary file was not created — consistent with both the failure and the --ignore-scripts flag used by the installer.

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Low Risk
Low risk: only modifies package.json metadata and adds a postinstall script used for install-behavior testing, with no application/runtime code changes.

Overview
Swaps package.json to a minimal test package (name/version) and adds a postinstall script that writes a canary file to /tmp to detect whether install scripts are executed.

Removes prior private/type: module fields and the vitest test script, leaving an empty dependencies set.

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Test canary package.json replaces real project configuration

High Severity

The repository's root package.json has been entirely replaced with a temporary test/canary file. This removes "private": true, "type": "module", and the "test": "vitest run" script that the existing test suite (test/math.test.ts importing from vitest) depends on. It also introduces a postinstall script that writes to /tmp. The PR description itself confirms this file "was replaced as part of verifying whether postinstall scripts run" — it appears this test artifact was committed rather than reverted.

 

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