chore: harden release packaging - #7
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Add standard package repository metadata and a CI smoke test that inspects the npm tarball, installs it into a clean consumer project, and executes the packed CLI.
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Summary
Add standard npm repository metadata and prove the published package shape before the first release.
Validation
npm pack --dry-run --jsonverifies required package files and excludes repo-only CI, examples, tests, and artifacts..tgzis installed into a fresh consumer project and its installedpg-runtime-verifier --helpCLI is executed.checkout@v7,setup-node@v7,upload-artifact@v6) without changing the application's Node 20+ support contract.Release scope
No version bump, tag, GitHub Release, or npm publish is included.
Privacy isolation
Only public repository metadata and package/build validation are added. No local paths, credentials, production data, personal identifiers, or private-source material are included.