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Implement PNPM build info collection with dependency parsing, lock file handling, and test coverage.
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Implement PNPM build info collection with dependency parsing, lock file handling, and test coverage.
Related to feature request: RTECO-366
Required for:
Notes on NPM-Identical Patterns
The following patterns are intentionally kept identical to the NPM implementation for consistency:
filterPnpmArgsFlagsloop structure (matchesfilterNpmArgsFlags)entities.Npm(no separate PNPM constant)getScopes(mirrors NPM behavior)These can be addressed in a future PR that updates both NPM and PNPM together if needed.