Standardize dev tooling (ruff, CI, prettier, editorconfig) - #77
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Match the dev-tooling setup in vex-agent-integration. Ruff owns Python linting and formatting, prettier owns the frontend, and a CI workflow runs the test suites, lint, and format checks on every push and pull request. The backend job runs pytest against a throwaway Postgres. The suite builds its own schema on the fly, so there is no migration step. The frontend lockfile is now tracked so CI can install with npm ci.
Mechanical only. ruff format across the backend, plus safe autofixes (import sorting, datetime.UTC, unused-import removal). No behavior change.
Mechanical only. First prettier pass over the frontend sources.
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Closes #76
Brings the same dev tooling here that vex-agent-integration just adopted, so the two repos share one setup.
What is here
The frontend lockfile is now tracked so CI can install with npm ci.
Commits
The config and CI land first. The two bulk reformats (ruff format, prettier) are each their own commit and are listed in git-blame-ignore-revs so blame stays readable. The reformats are mechanical with no behavior change.
Verification
Ran the full flow locally against a disposable Postgres. All 252 backend tests pass, all 38 frontend tests pass, the production build compiles, and lint and format checks are clean.