mise port and python setup

[jasonmorais]

Summary by Sourcery

Set up unified Node.js and Python tooling via mise, add Python dependency management, and document the new installation and build workflow.

New Features:

• Introduce mise-based toolchain configuration for Node.js and Python via a new mise.toml.
• Add a Python requirements file to manage tooling dependencies such as Sourcery.

Enhancements:

• Add composite install scripts to install both Node.js and Python dependencies from the repository root.
• Tweak OAuth2 mock login handler code style for the nonce selection logic.

Documentation:

• Extend the README with prerequisites and step-by-step instructions for installing tools, dependencies, and building the project using mise and pnpm.

Chores:

• Ignore Python virtual environment artifacts via version control configuration if applicable.

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide

Introduces mise-based Node.js and Python environment setup, documents prerequisite tooling and install commands, adds Python tooling requirements, and wires new install scripts into the monorepo while making a minor refactor to an OAuth2 login handler.

Flow diagram for new install:all tooling setup

flowchart TD
    Dev[Developer in project root] --> A[Run pnpm run install:all]
    A --> B[pnpm i
Install Node.js workspace dependencies]
    A --> C[pnpm run install:python]
    C --> D[python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
Install Sourcery and Python tools]

    subgraph MiseEnvironment[Managed by mise.toml]
        E[node 22.22.2]
        F[python 3.13]
        G[.venv Python virtualenv]
    end

    Dev --> MiseEnvironment
    E -.provides runtime for.-> B
    F -.creates.-> G
    G -.used by.-> D

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Document mise-based local dev prerequisites and workflows in the README.	Add Prerequisites section describing mise installation and shell activation Document mise install to provision Node.js and Python plus a project .venv Describe combined and Python-only dependency installation via pnpm scripts Add basic build command documentation using pnpm run build	readme.md
Configure mise to manage Node.js and Python versions and virtual environment for the project.	Create mise.toml specifying Node.js 22.22.2 and Python 3.13 versions Enable auto-install of tools when entering the project directory Configure PATH to include local node_modules/.bin and define a .venv Python virtualenv with auto-create	mise.toml
Add Python tooling dependencies and pnpm helper scripts to install them.	Introduce requirements.txt pinning Sourcery as a Python dependency Add install:all script to install Node workspace deps and Python requirements Add install:python script to install Python requirements via pip	package.json requirements.txt
Minor refactor of OAuth2 login handler nonce selection logic without behavior change.	Rewrite safeNonce ternary to a single-line expression while preserving the existing precedence of existing session nonce vs. query nonce	packages/cellix/server-oauth2-mock-seedwork/src/login-handlers.ts

Possibly linked issues

• #Replace nvm with mise as Node version manager: PR adds mise.toml and README instructions for mise-based Node/Python setup, matching the requested version manager migration.

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey - I've found 1 issue, and left some high level feedback:

• The compressed ternary assignment for safeNonce reduces readability compared to the previous multi-line version; consider reverting to a multi-line format or breaking it up for clarity.
• The install:python script assumes python is the correct interpreter name; consider using python3 or python -m pip via an environment variable (e.g., PYTHON) or mise exec to avoid issues on systems where python is not bound to the intended version.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- The compressed ternary assignment for `safeNonce` reduces readability compared to the previous multi-line version; consider reverting to a multi-line format or breaking it up for clarity.
- The `install:python` script assumes `python` is the correct interpreter name; consider using `python3` or `python -m pip` via an environment variable (e.g., `PYTHON`) or `mise exec` to avoid issues on systems where `python` is not bound to the intended version.

## Individual Comments

### Comment 1
<location path="readme.md" line_range="55" />
<code_context>
+This automatically:
+- Installs **Node.js v22.22.2** (from `mise.toml`)
+- Installs **Python 3.13** (from `mise.toml`)
+- Creates `.venv/` Python virtual environment when mise activates the project
+
+### Install dependencies
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**nitpick (typo):** Consider adding an article before ".venv/ Python virtual environment" for smoother grammar.

For example: "Creates a `.venv/` Python virtual environment when mise activates the project" or "Creates the `.venv/` Python virtual environment when mise activates the project."

```suggestion
- Creates a `.venv/` Python virtual environment when mise activates the project
```
</issue_to_address>

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