fix(arborist): show real install script names on lockfile installs#9428
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On lockfile-driven installs (
npm ci, a repeatnpm install), the allow-scripts advisory printed(install scripts present)instead of the actual script. The lockfile only recordshasInstallScript, not the script bodies, sonode.package.scriptswas empty. We now read the installed package.json from disk to recover the real scripts, and keep the sentinel only for when the package isn't on disk yet (e.g.npm cipreflight before reify).Fixes the core-js/fsevents report: https://bsky.app/profile/sebastienlorber.com/post/3mmwfy2s2p22t