style: apply prettier across the project#4
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Repo-wide formatting pass to satisfy the standards-template CI step (npx prettier --check .). Cosmetic only — no behavioural changes. The .prettierrc config (singleQuote, semi, printWidth 100, es5 trailing commas) came from the studio51 standards templates; this brings every file into line with it.
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Repo-wide Prettier formatting
Applies Prettier across the entire project so the standards-template CI step (
npx prettier --check .) passes repo-wide.The
.prettierrc.jsonconfig (singleQuote,semi,printWidth: 100,trailingComma: es5) arrived with the studio51 standards templates, but the existing hand-written code predated it and never conformed. This is the catch-up pass.Scope
.github/,docs/,legacy/,svg/,canvas/,shared/, and root HTML.Verification
npx prettier --check .passes on the whole repo.node --check(module syntax) — clean.Also removes the leftover
patch/working-tree bundle (it was never tracked; the upgrade it carried is now merged via #3).