fix(ci): install from the lockfile

[jfrench9]

Summary

Main went red on the merge of #64 and again on the v0.8.9 release commit, with npm install failing ERESOLVE: it resolved react-dom to the just-published 19.3.0, which requires react@^19.3.0, while react was still 19.2.8. Nothing in either commit touched dependencies. react-dom@19.3.0 was published at 17:17:40Z, two minutes before the merge; react@19.3.0 followed a few minutes later. Both CI workflows re-resolved on every run because they used npm install; this switches them to npm ci, so the lockfile governs and an upstream publish cannot change what CI tests between a PR's green run and its merge.

Changes

• .github/workflows/test.yml, .github/workflows/publish.yml — npm install → npm ci, with a comment recording why.

Verified locally: npm ci on the current lockfile installs react/react-dom 19.2.8 cleanly, including with the lockfile's root version lagging package.json (the release flow bumps only package.json, which npm ci does not mind).

Consumer Impact

None. No package contents change; this is how CI installs its own dependencies.

Testing

npm ci locally, then npm run test:all via the pre-push hook: format, lint, typecheck, tests, build all green. The two red runs on main were re-run once react@19.3.0 existed and should pass on their own; this PR prevents the recurrence.

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[jfrench9]

Closing: this repo deliberately commits no lockfile (.gitignore, the Dependabot config and test.yml's own comment all say so — a library's lockfile constrains nothing for consumers, and CI resolving from the live registry is the point). npm ci cannot run without one, so this change was wrong for this repo. The failures on main were the react-dom 19.3.0 / react 19.3.0 publish gap; both runs pass on re-run now that both exist. The race is a known cost of the policy, and a re-run is the remedy.