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fix(artifact-signer): resolve #shared in the worker typecheck - #340
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#309 imported #shared/skill-path into github-source.ts. The artifact-signer worker typechecks that file through a type import in checks.ts, and its tsconfig had no #shared mapping. CI skips the worker unless the lockfile changes, so main stayed red where nobody saw it.
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The artifact-signer typecheck fails on main since #309, which added a
#shared/skill-pathimport togithub-source.ts. The worker reaches that file through a type import inchecks.ts, and its tsconfig had no#sharedmapping:It fails on a clean main checkout too. CI missed it, most likely because of the task cache: the worker's cache inputs don't seem to cover the layer files it imports, so #309 restored an old green result. #335 changed the lockfile, which busted the cache and surfaced the error. I didn't confirm the cache key, so that part is a guess.
This adds the path mapping.
shared/skill-path.tshas no imports, so nothing else comes along.