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fix: update remaining workflows with nuclear fix pattern
FINAL FIX: Complete nuclear fix pattern for all workflows

Issue: ci-cd.yml and cli-level1-tests.yml still using old working-directory pattern
Root cause: These workflows weren't updated with nuclear fix approach
Solution: Apply complete nuclear fix + Python support to remaining workflows

Changes:
- ci-cd.yml: Complete nuclear fix + project type detection
- cli-level1-tests.yml: Nuclear fix + matrix testing + project detection
- Both workflows now support Python + Node.js projects
- Added full Python environment setup (poetry, venv, etc.)
- Removed working-directory pattern in favor of nuclear fix
- Added proper project detection and dependency management

Updated workflows:
- ci-cd.yml: Build + deploy jobs with nuclear fix
- cli-level1-tests.yml: Matrix testing with nuclear fix

Expected results:
- All workflows now use consistent nuclear fix pattern
- No more ENOENT errors for package.json
- Python projects fully supported with poetry
- Node.js projects maintained for compatibility
- Complete CI/CD pipeline functional

This completes the workflow updates to ensure ALL workflows
use the nuclear fix pattern and support both Python and Node.js projects.
2026-03-27 13:55:39 +01:00
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