test(monorepo): add end-to-end coverage for turborepo-style workspaces - #199
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Add a minimal Turborepo-style fixture and an e2e test that verifies context generation across apps and shared packages. This captures monorepo discovery and cross-package linking without depending on a full create-turbo scaffold.
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Description
Add a minimal Turborepo-style fixture and an end-to-end test that verifies context generation across apps and shared packages.
This captures monorepo discovery and cross-package linking without depending on a full
create-turboscaffold.What’s Changed
apps/andpackages/Type of Change
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This fixture is intentionally minimal and is meant to validate Turborepo-style workspace structure without introducing the complexity of a full generated scaffold.