chore(package): add build script for common package

[Sma1lboy]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated the build workflow to incorporate an additional preparatory step. This change ensures that all components are built in the correct sequence, providing a more streamlined build process for the application.

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Walkthrough

The changes update the frontend/package.json build process. A new script "build:common" has been added to compile the codefox-common package. The existing "build" script now chains the "build:common" command before executing the traditional next build, ensuring a sequential build process for the common package and the main application.

Changes

File	Change Summary
frontend/package.json	- Added new script: "build:common": "pnpm --filter codefox-common run build" - Modified "build" script from "next build" to "pnpm run build:common && next build"

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Developer
    participant Frontend_Build as Frontend Build Script
    participant Codefox_Common as codefox-common Package

    Developer->>Frontend_Build: Run "build" command
    Frontend_Build->>Frontend_Build: Execute "build:common" script
    Frontend_Build->>Codefox_Common: Trigger build via pnpm filter
    Codefox_Common-->>Frontend_Build: Build complete signal
    Frontend_Build->>Frontend_Build: Execute "next build" command
    Frontend_Build-->>Developer: Build complete response

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With a new build script shining bright,
"build:common" leads the way, 🚀
Then "next build" saves the day,
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