Derive NODE_KEYS from interfaces with compile-time guards#30
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Move allowed-key definitions next to their interfaces in types.ts. CheckKeys<T, K> produces a compile error if the key tuple drifts from the interface — missing or extra keys are caught at build time. validate.ts imports NODE_KEYS instead of maintaining a duplicate list.
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Main already shipped 0.9.6 (NODE_KEYS, #30) while this PR was open.
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* Skip webhook server on EADDRINUSE instead of crashing, bump to 0.9.6 * Bump to 0.9.7 Main already shipped 0.9.6 (NODE_KEYS, #30) while this PR was open.
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types.tsCheckKeys<T, K>produces a compile error if the key tuple drifts from the interfacevalidate.tsimportsNODE_KEYSinstead of maintaining a duplicate listTest plan
tsc --noEmitpasses"Missing key(s) from interface in tuple""Extra key(s) in tuple not on interface"