fix(tooling): skip agent worktrees by updating the web standard

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TL;DR

The pre-push check passes again in a checkout that holds agent worktrees. markdownlint and Prettier now skip .claude/worktrees/, where Claude Code keeps other sessions' checkouts of Labs. The fix comes from the repository standard, so this PR updates Labs' vendored standard rather than hand-editing its configuration. It also takes Astro out of the brand package, which the newer standard's Astro rule flagged in the migration export.

Overview of Changes

Why the check failed

Claude Code creates each agent worktree, a full checkout of this repository on another branch, under .claude/worktrees/ inside the checkout. The main checkout has one now. Git already ignored the folder, but markdownlint doesn't read .gitignore, and Labs' .markdownlint-cli2.jsonc had no rule for it. So pnpm check, which the pre-push hook runs, linted the other session's Markdown and failed on errors such as MD025 in vendored skill assets. Those files aren't part of Labs' tree.

The standard's examples have always ignored the folder, which is why week-without-driving, created from the Astro template, never hit this. Labs' configuration predates those examples, and the updater never carried the rule to an existing repository. LasVegasForTransit/repository-tooling#44 closes that gap: pnpm standards:update now adds .claude/worktrees to a repository's root .gitignore, .prettierignore and markdownlint ignores wherever it's missing, and it no longer rewrites files inside nested checkouts.

What changes in Labs

The updater put .claude/worktrees first in the markdownlint ignores, with a comment saying why, and added it to .prettierignore. Prettier already skipped the folder through .gitignore; the explicit rule matches the examples. ESLint needs nothing: Labs lints each package on its own, and the shared configuration ignores the folder anyway.

Because Labs moves from v0.3.5, it also picks up the 0.4.x changes. apps/home gains a sync script (astro sync), and turbo.json runs it before lint, so lint reads Astro's generated types on a clean checkout. The production platform checks from 0.4.0 pass unchanged, because Labs has no platform.json. The rest of the diff is the vendored snapshot under .lvbt/web-platform/.

Brand no longer depends on Astro

The update also exposed a problem in the brand package. @lvbt/brand had one Astro-only entry, analytics/astro, which wrapped the analytics package's Astro integration for the home app's astro.config.ts, its only user. Brand never declared astro; inside Labs it borrowed the home app's copy. The migration export therefore gave brand an astro devDependency so that the file type-checked in a standalone project. The standard's contract, since 0.4.1, counts any package that depends on astro as an Astro project needing astro sync wiring, so the exported project failed its own pnpm check.

A brand package has no reason to require a framework. The home app now adds lvbtAnalytics({ site: LABS_SITE }) from @lasvegasfortransit/analytics/astro itself, taking the site name from @lvbt/brand/analytics, so brand still owns Labs' site identity. The export stops editing brand's manifest. The test that covered the wrapper now checks the home app's Astro configuration, and the brand and analytics references describe the new wiring.

Pinned to the release commit, not yet the tag

The v0.4.2 release commit is merged in repository-tooling, but the v0.4.2 tag isn't pushed yet. This update therefore pins the exact merged commit, a841b8c, which is how the standard vendors a snapshot before publication, so .lvbt/web-platform.json records release: null. The vendored files are identical to what v0.4.2 will contain. The plugin source in .claude/settings.json stays on v0.3.5 until the tag exists.

Follow-ups

• Push the repository-tooling v0.4.2 tag, create its GitHub release, and dispatch Publish packages.
• Re-run pnpm standards:update --release v0.4.2 --apply in Labs and move .claude/settings.json to v0.4.2. This changes only the release field and the plugin ref.

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