Every workspace `clean` was `rm -rf`, and pnpm runs lifecycle scripts through
the platform shell — on Windows that is cmd.exe, which has no `rm`. The root
`clean` fans out to all eleven packages through turbo, so `pnpm clean` failed
eleven times over.
A shared script rather than a `rimraf` dependency: it needs no install to work,
nothing to keep pinned against the release-age gate in pnpm-workspace.yaml, and
no argument that has to survive two different shells' quoting rules. Node
accepts forward slashes on Windows, so `node ../../scripts/clean.mjs dist
.turbo` is the same string in every package.
It deletes recursively and by force, so it refuses any target that is not
strictly inside the calling package — a typo in a package.json should not be
able to reach the workspace root.
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