Every route handler was written as one dense semicolon-chained line (server.mjs's main handler was over 2000 characters wide) — real width, not a VSCode wrapping artifact. Ran Prettier to break statement structure into properly indented multi-line code; left template literal string contents untouched since Prettier doesn't reformat inside those, so the large HTML-generating return strings are still single long lines by nature, just no longer compounded by unformatted surrounding JS. Verified: tests pass, node --check passes, and the app renders identically before/after (screenshotted the diff). No devDependency added — npx prettier@3.9.5 pinned in the new scripts keeps the zero-runtime-dependency pledge intact; formatting is a dev- time concern only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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