ci: add lint and package tarball checks - #15
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Adds ESLint (typescript-eslint recommended, with any/unused-vars relaxed for this codebase's existing idioms) and publint + npm pack --dry-run to catch package.json/exports and tarball content issues, alongside the existing typecheck and test steps.
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typescript-eslintrecommended) aspnpm lint, wired into.github/workflows/ci.yml.no-explicit-anyis off (ts-proto message types and Fleet API JSON payloads are inherently untyped) andno-unused-varsallows an_-prefixed convention already used across the codebase for intentionally-unused args.src/teslafleetapi.ts,src/vehiclespecific.ts, two test files) - no behavior change.publintandnpm pack --dry-runas CI steps to catchpackage.json/exportsmistakes and unexpected tarball contents before publish.tsc --noEmitandpnpm teststeps are unchanged.