Commit b7e19fc
doc(README), chore(splash, clients/reach-edu): document the dependency sweep and bump the splash to Astro 7
The workspace just completed a full dependency refresh — nats@2 to
@nats-io/transport-node@3 across all 10 services, TypeScript 6,
Rsbuild 2 with Module Federation 2.x, Svelte 5.56 — and the README's
tech-stack section now says so instead of leaving the versions implicit.
README changes:
- Build & runtime bullets name Rsbuild 2 and TypeScript 6 explicitly
- The NATS bullet records the @nats-io/transport-node v3 client and the
migration off the legacy nats@2 package
- The app-structure tree gains the splash/ directory, which existed on
disk but was absent from the map
Splash (splash/package.json):
- astro ^6.3.1 -> ^7.0.5, astro-pagefind ^1.8.6 -> ^2.0.0
- version bumped 0.0.1 -> 0.0.2
Also included:
- clients/reach-edu submodule pointer advanced to fd8c416 (a third
strategy + deeper agentic-engineering corpus), already pushed on the
submodule's origin/main
Files changed:
- README.md
- splash/package.json
- clients/reach-edu
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>1 parent f8ed24b commit b7e19fc
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