Fix Default template dependency installation - #393
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Root cause
The starter previously pinned pnpm 10.14.0 through its
packageManagerfield, but that field was lost during an upstream template sync. Without the pin, fresh Fusion containers let Corepack select the latest pnpm release, currently 12.3.4. Fusion’s Node 22.22.0 image bundles Corepack 0.34.0, which tries to launch pnpm frombin/pnpm.cjs; pnpm 12 no longer ships that entrypoint, so project setup fails before dependency installation withMODULE_NOT_FOUND.Summary
Verification
node:22.22.0resolves pnpm 10.14.0 from the generated manifestThe generated starter build still encounters the existing ignored
better-sqlite3native build-script issue after dependency installation; this change is limited to restoring the working package-manager bootstrap.