Consistent usage of pnpm
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This PR is quite small and self-explanatory. I was on my way to create a PR to fix #43 with Biome, and I noticed the presence of a
package-lock.json. It does not do any harm in there (I think) but it may be confusing to other contributors to see multiple lock files of different package managers.IMO it’s best to stick to only one package manager and use that to prevent any weird issues with dependencies having different versions in different environments due to different lockfiles.
I was going to add also this but maybe it’s a bit too much and according to this issue it’s buggy with npm.