fix: support paragon as an npm workspace package - #315
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As a direct dependency it was satisfied by a nested copy, letting frontend-base's own dependencies compile against different TypeScript versions. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Description
Lets a site repo bind-mount Paragon under
packages/and build frontend-base against it.The paragon peer range now also accepts a
0.0.0-devcheckout, and paragon is declared as a devDependency so Turborepo orders Paragon first. Turborepo builds its graph from dependencies and devDependencies only, so a peer-only declaration leaves no edge and Paragon'scleancan wipedist/while consumers typecheck against it.TypeScript now also preserves symlinks, so a workspace package reached through a
node_modulessymlink stays opaque instead of having its types inferred from transpiled JS.Part of openedx/paragon#4440.
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