ci(dashboard): verify routeTree.gen.ts is regenerated#144
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Summary
Adds a guard step to the dashboard CI workflow that fails the build if
dashboard/src/routeTree.gen.tsdiffers from the freshly-generated tree.The composite
dashboard-buildaction already runspnpm exec tsr generatebefore typecheck/test/build, so a stale committedrouteTree.gen.tswould silently be overwritten in CI. Without this check a developer can add a route, forget to regenerate, and have the build still pass — leaving the committed tree drifted from source.The step runs only in the dashboard PR/push workflow (
dashboard.yml), not in the publish workflow, so release builds aren't blocked by drift detection.Addresses recommendation 11 from the 2026-05-08 audit (
.claude/reports/audit-2026-05-08.md).Test plan
pnpm exec tsr generateagainst the current source produces no diff against the committed file.