This PR migrates formatting in `frontend/` from Prettier to `oxfmt`,
including script wiring and dependency cleanup. It removes the Prettier
plugin/config path so formatting is handled by a single tool.
- **Script migration**
- Renamed/rewired formatting scripts in `frontend/package.json`:
- `prettier:check` → `format:check` (`oxfmt --check .`)
- `prettier:write` → `format:write` (`oxfmt .`)
- Updated dependent scripts:
- `test` now runs `pnpm run format:write`
- `openapi-ts` now runs `pnpm run format:write` after generation
- **Dependency cleanup**
- Removed `prettier-plugin-organize-imports` from `dependencies`
- Removed `prettier` from `devDependencies`
- Added `oxfmt` (latest stable at update time)
- **Config removal**
- Deleted `frontend/.prettierrc.js` (no longer used after migration)
- **Lockfile alignment**
- Updated `frontend/pnpm-lock.yaml` to reflect the dependency and script
ecosystem change
```json
{
"scripts": {
"format:check": "oxfmt --check .",
"format:write": "oxfmt .",
"openapi-ts": "openapi-ts && pnpm run format:write",
"test": "tsc && pnpm run format:write"
}
}
```
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Vite is much simpler to use than Next.js and we don't need any of the
features Next has that Vite doesn't have.
Benefits of moving to Vite are:
- Much better performance in dev and prod environments
- Much better build times
- Actual support for static exports, no vendor lock-in of having to use
Vercel
- Support for runtime environment variables/loading config from `.env`
files
- No annoying backwards-incompatible changes on major releases of Next
- Better i18n support without having to define getServerSideProps on
every page
- Better bundle optimization
- No opt-out Vercel telemetry
Also replaces yarn by pnpm and upgrades mantine to 8.3
