chore: add Lefthook commit and push checks#164
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Install Lefthook and configure a pre-commit hook that formats staged JavaScript-related files with Prettier while preserving full-repo format scripts.
Extend Lefthook pre-commit formatting to staged Kotlin and Swift files using the existing native formatter tools.
Configure Lefthook pre-push checks for affected JavaScript tests and native package test tasks through Turbo.
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Outcome
This adds local Git hooks that format staged JS, Kotlin, and Swift files before commit and run affected tests before push. Having these checks locally reduces avoidable CI churn and shortens the feedback loop by catching formatting and test failures before changes leave the machine.
How it was achieved
The repo now uses Lefthook to run staged-file formatters on pre-commit and parallel pre-push test jobs. Prettier, ktlint, and SwiftFormat handle their matching staged files, while Turbo coordinates affected JS tests and package-scoped native tests when Android or iOS client files changed.