chore: add .prettierrc with explicit singleQuote config#1799
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Add .prettierrc to establish a consistent formatting baseline. Set singleQuote: true (Prettier defaults to double quotes, which caused the quote churn and self-closing tag noise seen in PR #1783). Run pnpm format across the repo — all changed files are purely formatting (single vs double quotes, self-closing tags, attribute wrapping). No semantic changes. This prevents formatting noise in future PRs by ensuring consistent Prettier behavior regardless of local editor config or Prettier version.
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.prettierrcwithsingleQuote: trueto lock in the codebase convention. Then runpnpm formatonce to settle the baseline.