fix(ci): pin the OpenCode installer - #37
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npm install --global --no-audit --no-fund opencode-ai@1.18.17Why
flowcore-io/usable#858failed standards validation twice before validation began. In both jobs, the remote installer downloaded a payload that was not gzip data, while the parallel security validator happened to install the same version successfully. Pinning the official npm package makes the dependency reproducible and lets npm verify package integrity.Verification
bash -n scripts/setup-opencode.sh scripts/test-setup-opencode.shscripts/test-setup-opencode.shaction.ymland.github/workflows/test.ymlgit diff --checkscripts/test-local-quick.shrequiresGEMINI_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_KEY, which is unavailable locally; the repository's secret-backed PR integration jobs provide that evidence.