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The changes update the package.json file by modifying the scripts. Specifically, the lint script has been revised to remove the execution of the linkcheck command from its process. Additionally, the dedicated linkcheck script, which previously executed the command using the Lychee tool for checking links, has been entirely removed. This update alters the flow of the linting process, ensuring that link checking is no longer performed during lint execution. The remaining lint script now sequentially executes several commands, including ESLint, spellcheck lint, breadcrumb checking, and redirect checking. Furthermore, the .node-version, .npmrc, and .nvmrc files have been updated to specify the Node.js version 20.11.0, while the .npmrc file has also been updated to specify the pnpm version 10.2.0. The netlify.toml file has been modified to include environment variables for both Node.js and pnpm versions.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Dev as Developer
    participant L as Lint Script
    participant E as ESLint
    participant S as Spellcheck Lint
    participant B as Check Breadcrumbs
    participant R as Check Redirects

    Dev->>L: Run "pnpm lint"
    L->>E: Execute "eslint . --ext mdx --max-warnings 0"
    E-->>L: Return ESLint results
    L->>S: Execute "pnpm spellcheck:lint"
    S-->>L: Return spellcheck results
    L->>B: Execute "pnpm check-breadcrumbs"
    B-->>L: Return breadcrumbs results
    L->>R: Execute "pnpm check-redirects"
    R-->>L: Return redirects results
    L-->>Dev: Return combined lint outcome

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.npmrc (2)

2-2: Node.js Version Configuration
The addition of use-node-version=20.11.0 explicitly defines the Node.js version for this environment. This change is consistent with the updates found in other configuration files (e.g., .node-version, .nvmrc, and netlify.toml), ensuring a uniform runtime environment across the project.

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3-3: pnpm Version Configuration
The new configuration use-pnpm-version=10.2.0 clearly specifies the pnpm version to be used. This change helps maintain consistency in dependency management and aligns with the updates in your CI/build configurations.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

package.json (1)

5-7: Streamline Lint Script by Removing Linkcheck
The updated lint script now omits the chained pnpm linkcheck command, which aligns with the new linting process. Ensure that if any link validation is required, it is executed as part of a separate workflow or tool.

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package.json (1)

5-13: Clean-up: Removal of the Linkcheck Script
The dedicated "linkcheck": "lychee --config ./lychee.toml --quiet \"./pages\"" entry has been completely removed. This simplifies the scripts section. Confirm that this removal does not inadvertently disable any important link validation steps previously expected in your continuous integration or build process.