fix(release): skip scripts during Vercel installs

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The hosted web deployment runs its filtered Vercel install command twice. Both installs invoked the root prepare lifecycle, so the persistent build cache accumulated Effect tsgo backups until it hit the 100-file limit and blocked releases.

Run the hosted web install with --ignore-scripts. That build does not need local LSP setup or commit hooks, and workspace installs outside Vercel keep their existing lifecycle behavior.

Verification:

• Ran the exact filtered Vercel install twice and confirmed the tsgo backup count remained unchanged
• Built the hosted web app and applied the nightly brand assets
• Ran targeted web typechecking, lint, formatting, and diff checks

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Low Risk
Only changes Vercel install behavior for the hosted web app; local and non-Vercel CI installs are unchanged.

Overview
Adds --ignore-scripts to the hosted web installCommand in vercel.ts so Vercel’s vp install no longer runs workspace prepare hooks (including effect-tsgo patch).

That stops repeated installs during release deploys from piling up tsgo backups in the persistent build cache and hitting the 100-file limit that blocked deployments.

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Skip lifecycle scripts during Vercel dependency installation

Adds --ignore-scripts to the vp install command in the Vercel install step in vercel.ts to prevent package lifecycle scripts from running during CI installs.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated the web deployment installation process to skip package lifecycle scripts.
  • This helps provide a more consistent and controlled build environment during deployments.

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