[Hermes] Restore npm-publish.yml — repo has legitimate npm wrapper#9
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The npm-publish.yml was incorrectly removed in PR #8 based on the assumption that Python repos should not have npm-publish workflows. However, this repo has a legitimate npm wrapper (package.json + cli.js) that allows users to install via 'npm install -g configdrift'. The npm-publish workflow is needed to publish this wrapper to the npm registry. Reverts the npm-publish.yml removal from commit 888efcf.
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Summary
Restores the npm-publish.yml workflow that was incorrectly removed in PR #8.
Why this change
PR #8 removed npm-publish.yml under the assumption that Python repos should not have npm-publish workflows. However, this repo has a legitimate npm wrapper (package.json + cli.js) that allows users to install via
npm install -g configdrift. The npm-publish workflow is needed to publish this wrapper to the npm registry.The npm wrapper pattern (package.json + cli.js → spawns Python CLI) is an intentional distribution strategy across the DevForge portfolio. Removing the publish workflow breaks the ability to release npm packages.
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