chore: add release readiness audit - #40
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Summary
Add a release readiness audit document (
docs/Release-Readiness.md) that analyzes all five workspace packages for npm publishing readiness, and makes package metadata publish-ready.Why
Before the first npm release, the repository needs a clear picture of what is publishable, what metadata is missing, what risks exist, and what workflow changes are needed. This PR provides that audit without publishing or adding Changesets.
Changes
descriptionandlicensefields to all five packages (core, dom, router, testing, server)pack:checkscript that dry-runsnpm packfor all workspace packagesTests
pnpm typecheckpassespnpm buildcompletes for all packagespnpm lintpassespnpm pack:checkpasses — all 5 packages produce correct tarball contentsValidation
Remaining blockers
Next recommended step
Confirm @intent npm org availability, then add Changesets for the first alpha release.