test: validate TypeScript checkpoint continuation example#29
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Summary
Adds the existing TypeScript checkpoint-continuation example package to the repository’s standard TypeScript validation scripts.
The package was already present and functional but was not included in the normal validation path.
Why
The checkpoint-continuation example had tests, typechecking, and build support, but the repository validation scripts did not execute it.
Including the package in normal validation improves coverage and helps ensure checkpoint-continuation behavior remains validated alongside the rest of the TypeScript examples.
Changes
Validation
Scope
This PR does not:
It only ensures existing checkpoint-continuation coverage is exercised during normal repository validation.
Tier 2 Coverage Impact
This removes a validation gap identified during the Tier 2 audit by bringing an existing checkpoint-continuation package into the standard validation workflow.