* Migrate from npm to pnpm across entire project
• Update all GitHub workflow files to use pnpm instead of npm
• Replace npm commands with pnpm equivalents in devcontainer scripts
• Remove package-lock.json files and update to use pnpm-lock.yaml
• Consolidate node version references to use server/.nvmrc
* Refine pnpm migration based on review feedback
• Replace SKIP_SHARP_FILTERING with SHARP_IGNORE_GLOBAL_LIBVIPS environment variable
• Improve Sharp package filtering to include specific Linux architectures for Docker builds
• Optimize Dockerfile dependency caching with improved layer structure
• Clean up workspace configuration and remove redundant settings
* Address additional review feedback for pnpm migration
• Fix node-version-file paths in GitHub workflow configurations
• Refactor .pnpmfile.cjs to use switch statement for better code organization
• Correct cache type typo in fix-format workflow
• Simplify Vite configuration by merging configs inline
• Update package description for consistency
* Use 'server/.nvmrc' for fix-format.yml GHA
* Delete npm locks
* Remove Docker volume isolation for node_modules directories
• Remove volume mounts for node_modules and related directories
• Allow shared access between host and container filesystem
• Update init container to handle file ownership with conditional existence check
* Remove unused Docker volumes and volume mounts
• Remove node_modules volume mounts from devcontainer configuration
• Remove unused named volumes for pnpm-store, node_modules, and cache directories
• Clean up Docker Compose configuration after removing volume isolation
* Fix typescript-sdk package issues
• Remove unknown "build" dependency that was incorrectly added to package.json
• Update pnpm-lock.yaml to reflect dependency removal
* Add pnpm setup to mobile workflow for translation formatting
• Add pnpm action setup step to mobile unit tests workflow
• Required for translation file formatting and sorting operations
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Co-authored-by: Jason Rasmussen <jason@rasm.me>
feat: Support config via Systemd Credentials
See https://systemd.io/CREDENTIALS/. This is used as a fallback, so will
only be used if the `$*_FILE` var is empty. This could also be used to
implicitly use Docker Secrets by settings
`CREDENTIALS_DIRECTORY=/run/secrets` rather than setting individual
`$_*FILE` environment variables.
