fix(packaging): Rename package scope to @git.zone and migrate deps/CI; pin pnpm and enable ESM packaging

readme.hints.md

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 # tsdocker Project Hints
 
 ## Module Purpose
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 tsdocker is a tool for developing npm modules cross-platform using Docker. It allows testing in clean, reproducible Linux environments locally.
 
 ## Recent Upgrades (2025-11-22)
-- Updated all @gitzone/* dependencies to @git.zone/* scope (latest versions)
-- Updated all @pushrocks/* dependencies to @push.rocks/* scope (latest versions)
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+- Updated all @git.zone/_ dependencies to @git.zone/_ scope (latest versions)
+- Updated all @pushrocks/_ dependencies to @push.rocks/_ scope (latest versions)
 - Migrated from smartfile v8 to smartfs v1.1.0
   - All filesystem operations now use smartfs fluent API
   - Operations are now async (smartfs is async-only)
@@ -18,17 +20,21 @@ tsdocker is a tool for developing npm modules cross-platform using Docker. It al
 - Removed tslint and tslint-config-prettier (no longer needed)
 
 ## SmartFS Migration Details
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 The following operations were converted:
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 - `smartfile.fs.fileExistsSync()` → Node.js `fs.existsSync()` (for sync needs)
 - `smartfile.fs.ensureDirSync()` → Node.js `fs.mkdirSync(..., { recursive: true })`
 - `smartfile.memory.toFsSync()` → `smartfs.file(path).write(content)` (async)
 - `smartfile.fs.removeSync()` → `smartfs.file(path).delete()` (async)
 
 ## Test Status
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 - Build: ✅ Passes
 - The integration test requires cloning an external test repository (sandbox-npmts)
 - The external test repo uses top-level await which requires ESM module handling
 - This is not a tsdocker issue but rather the test repository's structure
 
 ## Dependencies
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 All dependencies are now at their latest versions compatible with Node.js without introducing new Node.js-specific dependencies.