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The failing verification workflow was not hitting a source lint error; it was blocking on Next.js's first-run ESLint setup prompt because the repository had no committed ESLint configuration. In CI, npm run lint exited before the rest of the verification pipeline could proceed.

• Problem

  • next lint was entering interactive setup in a clean checkout instead of running deterministically.
  • This made the verification workflow fail at the lint step regardless of application code state.

• Change

  • Commit a minimal project ESLint configuration at the repo root.
  • Align lint tooling with the existing Next.js version by adding the required ESLint packages to devDependencies.

• Resulting behavior

  • npm run lint now resolves configuration from source control and executes as a normal CI command.
  • The workflow can evaluate lint output directly instead of failing on missing setup state.

• Config added

  {
    "extends": ["next/core-web-vitals"]
  }

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🟢 Approval recommended

The added ESLint config and dependencies correctly address the CI interactive prompt issue without introducing risky behavioral changes.

Pull request overview

This PR makes npm run lint deterministic in CI by committing a minimal ESLint configuration and ensuring the required lint dependencies are present, preventing Next.js’s first-run interactive ESLint setup prompt from blocking the verification workflow.

Changes:

• Add a committed .eslintrc.json extending next/core-web-vitals.
• Add eslint and eslint-config-next to devDependencies aligned to the pinned Next.js version.

File summaries

File	Description
package.json	Adds ESLint packages so next lint can run non-interactively in clean CI checkouts.
.eslintrc.json	Provides a committed Next.js ESLint config to avoid first-run setup prompts.

Review details

• Files reviewed: 2/2 changed files
• Comments generated: 0
• Review effort level: Lite

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