* feat: migrate from yarn 1 to pnpm 10
Yarn install was taking ~82s (warm cache, no scripts). pnpm achieves
~7.5s for the same operation — an 11x speedup thanks to its
content-addressable store and hard-linking.
Key changes:
- Add pnpm-workspace.yaml, .npmrc (shamefully-hoist for RN compat)
- Replace yarn.lock with pnpm-lock.yaml (imported via pnpm import)
- Use workspace:* protocol for @slopus/happy-wire cross-references
- Move happy-cli resolutions to root pnpm.overrides
- Add pnpm.onlyBuiltDependencies allowlist for native build scripts
- Update all 3 Dockerfiles to use corepack + pnpm
- Update CI workflows to use pnpm/action-setup@v4
- Update all scripts, tests, and docs referencing yarn
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* chore: bump changelog to version 8 for pnpm migration OTA
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* fix(ci): pnpm pack outputs to repo root, use --pack-destination
pnpm pack puts the tarball in the current directory (repo root) unlike
yarn which puts it in the package directory. Use --pack-destination to
match the expected path in the smoke test workflow.
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