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fix(typespec-vscode): fix e2e create-project test failing on peer dep conflicts#10306

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fix(typespec-vscode): fix e2e create-project test failing on peer dep conflicts#10306
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After each release, core packages (e.g. @typespec/rest@0.81.0) bump to new versions before emitter packages (@typespec/http-client-js@0.14.1 still peers on @typespec/rest@^0.80.0). The e2e test scaffolds a project with all deps set to "latest" and selects all emitters, so npm install fails with ERESOLVE — no node_modules or package-lock.json created.

The test then does an exact file list assertion that includes those install artifacts and fails.

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  • Remove install artifacts from expected files in create-typespec.test.tsnode_modules and package-lock.json depend on npm registry state and are not what this test validates (the UI scaffolding flow is)
  • Switch expectFilesInDir to subset matching (expect.arrayContaining) so the assertion passes whether install succeeds or not, without masking missing scaffolded files
  • Fix pre-existing typo: exectedexpected in the touched function

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The create-typespec e2e test was failing because npm install encounters
peer dependency conflicts after a release when core packages are at
newer versions than emitter packages. The test expected node_modules
and package-lock.json to exist, but npm install fails with ERESOLVE.

Changes:
- Remove node_modules and package-lock.json from expected files in
  create-typespec test since dependency installation can legitimately
  fail due to cross-release peer dependency version mismatches
- Update expectFilesInDir to use arrayContaining instead of exact match
  so tests pass whether or not install succeeds

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… conflicts (#10306)

After each release, core packages (e.g. `@typespec/rest@0.81.0`) bump to
new versions before emitter packages (`@typespec/http-client-js@0.14.1`
still peers on `@typespec/rest@^0.80.0`). The e2e test scaffolds a
project with all deps set to `"latest"` and selects all emitters, so
`npm install` fails with `ERESOLVE` — no `node_modules` or
`package-lock.json` created.

The test then does an exact file list assertion that includes those
install artifacts and fails.

### Changes
- **Remove install artifacts from expected files** in
`create-typespec.test.ts` — `node_modules` and `package-lock.json`
depend on npm registry state and are not what this test validates (the
UI scaffolding flow is)
- **Switch `expectFilesInDir` to subset matching**
(`expect.arrayContaining`) so the assertion passes whether install
succeeds or not, without masking missing scaffolded files
- Fix pre-existing typo: `exected` → `expected` in the touched function

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Co-authored-by: timotheeguerin <1031227+timotheeguerin@users.noreply.github.com>
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