[atinux]

comark-content 0.5 (comarkdown/comark-content#132) removes comark-content/sources/github. This PR moves the layer to comark-content/sources/forge with forges' GitHub provider.

• Content source (server/utils/content.ts) and code-explorer both use forge({ provider: githubProvider(), repo, ref, path }). The new githubProvider() in server/utils/github.ts passes githubToken() when one is set.
• ttl is dropped. It cached the old driver's responses in memory; the forge source has no equivalent. Reads happen at an immutable SHA (withRef), and the parsed bodies live in the per-SHA Runtime Cache, so nothing re-reads more than before. On github.com, file bodies now come from raw.githubusercontent.com, so the only REST call per load is the tree listing.
• Dependencies: adds forges. comark-content and forges point at pkg.pr.new until their releases: comark-content#130 for sources/forge, and feat: add metadata: false to read file contents cheaply danielroe/forges#232 for metadata: false. Not to be merged before forges 0.3.0 and comark-content 0.5 are released: then both move to those versions, and the temporary blockExoticSubdeps: false in test/fixtures/consumer/pnpm-workspace.yaml (needed by the pack check while the pins are pkg.pr.new URLs) is removed.

Unit tests (210) and typecheck pass; lint shows the same 4 warnings as main.

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  • Documentation content and code examples are retrieved through an updated GitHub integration, using the configured repository, branch, and directory.
  • GitHub access supports token authentication when a token is configured; access without a configured token remains available.
  • Content retrieval continues to follow the selected target branch, and code examples retain their existing development behavior.

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The code-explorer and content sources now use forge with a GitHub provider. Dependency versions and the consumer fixture configuration also change. The content contract test checks the forgeSource import and export.

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Forge dependency and GitHub provider package.json, server/utils/github.ts, test/fixtures/consumer/pnpm-workspace.yaml	Dependency versions change, forges is added, and the consumer fixture allows exotic subdependencies. githubProvider() configures token authentication when a token is available.
Remote source configuration server/api/code-explorer/[...path].get.ts, server/utils/content.ts, test/content-contract.test.ts	The code-explorer and content sources use forge with the GitHub provider. The source configuration passes the repository, ref, and path. The contract test checks the forgeSource import and export.

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@atinux

• I pinned comark-content to pkg.pr.new/comark-content@71b7837 (pinning the latest instead of the PR that breaks the lockfile)

• I upgraded comark and @comark/nuxt to ^0.8.1 in your PR since comark-content already moved to comark 0.8 (two copies of comark was broken in a separated PR)

• pack still fails with ERR_PNPM_EXOTIC_SUBDEP, because the layer depends on pkg.pr.new builds of comark-content and forges. You can unblock the CI by adding blockExoticSubdeps: false and remove it once comark-content is released

[atinux]

Thanks @larbish! I added blockExoticSubdeps: false in 47db842. The error comes from the consumer install in scripts/test-pack.sh, so the setting is in test/fixtures/consumer/pnpm-workspace.yaml, the config that the fresh app copies; the layer's own workspace config doesn't reach that install. ./scripts/test-pack.sh now passes locally: the packed layer installs and the consumer app builds.

We don't plan to merge this until forges 0.3.0 (with danielroe/forges#232) and comark-content 0.5 (comarkdown/comark-content#130 and #132) are released. Then the pkg.pr.new pins move to those releases and blockExoticSubdeps goes away.