refactor(ci): use npm-run-all2 for parallel CI checks - #5
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Replace separate CI jobs with a single job that runs lint, typecheck, and metadata validation in parallel using npm-run-all2's run-p command. Build runs sequentially after the parallel checks complete. This reduces CI overhead by eliminating redundant checkout and install steps across multiple jobs.
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Replace separate CI jobs with a single job that runs lint, typecheck,
and metadata validation in parallel using npm-run-all2's run-p command.
Build runs sequentially after the parallel checks complete.
This reduces CI overhead by eliminating redundant checkout and
install steps across multiple jobs.