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chore(website): drop the direct Vite dependency - #764
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The website builds with Farm and never imports
vite, so it does not need to list it.Vite is still installed and still runs, because Farm depends on it (
@farm.js/core0.1.38 uses vite 8.3.4) and applies thevite:options infarm.config.ts: theriftri-public-docs-onlytransform andoptimizeDeps.exclude. Farm's@tailwindcss/vitepeer is now resolved by pnpm automatically.The lockfile was regenerated with pnpm 10.34.5 to avoid unrelated churn, so the only lockfile change is the removed importer entry. The Website job's build and browser tests cover the transform, including that reference-only Markdown stays out of the shipped scripts.