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The migration preserves existing behavior, consolidates infrastructure cleanly, and passes the relevant tests and checks.
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Migrates changetool into the shared pr-checks workspace while retaining ESM compatibility through .mts files.
Changes:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| .github/workflows/pr-checks.yml | Removes the redundant changetool test job. |
| eslint.config.mjs | Applies PR-checks linting to .mts files. |
| package-lock.json | Updates workspace and dependency resolution. |
| package.json | Removes the separate changetool workspace. |
| pr-checks/changelog/validate.mts | Relocates changelog validation logic. |
| pr-checks/changelog/validate.test.mts | Relocates and adapts validation tests. |
| pr-checks/package.json | Adds changetool dependencies. |
| pr-checks/tsconfig.json | Includes nested TypeScript and .mts sources. |
| pr-checks/validate-changelog.mts | Relocates and renames the CLI entry point. |
| scripts/changetool/package.json | Removes the obsolete standalone package. |
| scripts/changetool/tsconfig.json | Removes the obsolete standalone configuration. |
| tsconfig.json | Removes the deleted project from exclusions. |
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Follow-up to discussion on #4116 which migrates scripts/changetool from its own project to the common pr-checks project to avoid duplicated infrastructure.
Although changetool's two unique dependencies are ESM-only, we simply use the .mts extension for the migrated source files to avoid switching all of pr-checks over to ESM, which would require other modifications.
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