Title: feat: add lint, typecheck, and unit test steps to frontend CI#42
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Summary
Closes #13
Added npm run typecheck (tsc --noEmit) and npm run test (Vitest) steps to .github/workflows/frontend-ci.yml, running between lint and build
Added "typecheck" and "test" scripts to package.json; installed vitest as a dev dependency
Created vitest.config.ts with path alias support (@/)
Added src/tests/smoke.test.ts — a passing smoke test that proves the CI test step runs
Documented required CI checks in README.md with a status badge and local fix instructions
Test plan
npm run lint passes with no errors
npm run typecheck passes with no type errors
npm run test passes (1 smoke test)
npm run build passes
Introducing an ESLint error in a PR causes CI to fail on the Lint step
Introducing a TypeScript type error causes CI to fail on the Type check step