init: render_quarto_yml_snippet() ignores project_type and hardcodes references.bib

[seandavi]

Two small things in render_quarto_yml_snippet()

In src/quartobot/init_project.py:

1. The project_type argument is dead

def render_quarto_yml_snippet(project_type: str = "manuscript") -> str:
    pre_render = "quartobot resolve --from-scan . --id-mode citation-key"
    if project_type == "book":
        return dedent(...)   # body X
    return dedent(...)       # body identical to X

Both branches return byte-identical strings, so project_type has no effect. Either the book branch was meant to differ (e.g. books commit _freeze/ — see related gitignore issue — or a book may want a different note) or the branch should be removed to avoid implying a difference that isn't there.

2. The snippet hardcodes references.bib, which can mismatch the project

The emitted snippet always says:

bibliography:
  - references.bib
  - references.resolved.bib

But many projects already have a differently-named bibliography (this one uses bibliography.bib). _seed_bibliography() only writes a seed references.bib when no .bib exists — so for a project with bibliography.bib, following the snippet literally adds a references.bib that doesn't exist, and pandoc then errors on the missing file. The snippet should reference the project's existing .bib (detected) rather than assuming references.bib, or call out that the first entry is a placeholder for "your existing bibliography."

Context

Noticed while merging the init snippet by hand into a Quarto book whose bibliography is bibliography.bib (seandavi/RBiocBook). Current main source.

[seandavi]

Duplicate of #137 (double-filed by a scripting retry). Tracking in #137.

[seandavi]

Reopening — my earlier 'duplicate' close was a mistake. This is a valid, standalone finding; I confused it with unrelated merged PRs while scripting. Apologies for the noise.