Add stylelint and chktex to ci-tools image#17
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Install chktex (LaTeX linter) via apt and stylelint (CSS linter) via npm, following the established patterns for each install method. Update the resolve, verify, and compose pipelines accordingly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
The Keystone project has CSS and TeX files that are currently not linted in CI. This PR adds stylelint (CSS linter) and chktex (LaTeX linter) to the ci-tools image so CI pipelines can lint these file types.
Related Issues
Fixes #8
Changes
chktexto the apt install block in the Dockerfilestylelintas a new npm install block (following the biome/markdownlint-cli2 pattern)STYLELINT_VERSION=17.3.0in the lockfile