chore(samples): version the tiptap-client package-lock.json - #32
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Commits the lockfile (lockfileVersion 3) so the Tiptap sample builds reproducibly — `npm ci`/`npm install` resolve the exact same dependency tree the sample was verified against, instead of drifting with the caret ranges in package.json. It was previously untracked (generated when the sample was run locally). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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samples/tiptap-client/package-lock.json(lockfileVersion 3, 155 packages) so the Tiptap sample builds reproducibly —npm ciresolves the exact tree the sample was verified against, rather than drifting with the^ranges inpackage.json.Previously untracked (generated when the sample was run locally). Deferred out of PR #31 by decision; versioning it now.
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