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Summary of Changes

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This pull request establishes or updates the project's development environment by introducing a "package-lock.json" file. This ensures deterministic dependency resolution and integrates modern tooling such as TypeScript for robust type-checking, Biome for consistent code style and quality, and "tsx" for streamlined execution of TypeScript code, specifically tailored for Google Workspace Apps Script development.

Highlights

• Dependency Management Initialization: A new "package-lock.json" file has been introduced to precisely manage project dependencies, ensuring consistent builds across environments.
• Development Tooling Setup: Key development dependencies have been added, including "@biomejs/biome" for code formatting and linting, "typescript" for type-checking, and "tsx" for direct execution of TypeScript files.
• Google Apps Script Type Definitions: Type definitions for Google Apps Script ("@types/google-apps-script") and Node.js ("@types/node") have been included to enhance development experience with strong typing.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a package-lock.json file. However, the project's package.json explicitly configures pnpm as the package manager. Using npm and committing its package-lock.json file contradicts this setup and will cause dependency inconsistencies for anyone using the specified package manager. To ensure reproducible builds, the project should consistently use pnpm and have a pnpm-lock.yaml file instead.

[gemini-code-assist]

The package.json file specifies pnpm as the package manager via the packageManager field. This package-lock.json file is generated by npm, not pnpm. Using mixed package managers in a project leads to inconsistent dependency installation and can cause hard-to-debug issues.

Please remove this package-lock.json file and generate the correct pnpm-lock.yaml file by running pnpm install.

[camachonoe531-maker]

pnpm install