test: add postinstall canary to package.json

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Adds a postinstall script to package.json that writes a canary file to /tmp/postinstall-canary.txt. Used to verify whether dependency installation runs lifecycle scripts.

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Note

Medium Risk
Adds a postinstall lifecycle script that writes to /tmp, which will execute automatically during installs and can affect CI/dev environments despite being a small change.

Overview
Updates package.json to rename the package and make it publishable (name/version), and replaces the test script setup.

Adds a postinstall script that writes a canary file to /tmp/postinstall-canary.txt during dependency installation, with dependencies set to an empty object.

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Removal of private field risks accidental npm publishing

High Severity

The "private": true field was removed from package.json, which is unrelated to the stated goal of adding a postinstall canary. Without this field, the package is no longer protected against accidental publishing to the npm registry via npm publish. This is especially risky since the package was also renamed from test-repo to test-pkg, making it look like a publishable package.

 

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Test script removed, breaking npm test execution

Medium Severity

The "test": "vitest run" script was removed and replaced solely with the postinstall script. The test infrastructure still exists (test/math.test.ts imports vitest), so running npm test will now fail with a missing script error instead of executing the test suite. This appears to be an unintended side-effect of the change.

 

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Removal of type: module may break module resolution

Low Severity

The "type": "module" field was removed from package.json. This changes the default module system from ESM back to CommonJS, which could affect how the TypeScript source files in src/ and test files are resolved and executed by tools like vitest.

 

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