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fix(ci): Correct release-it command in workflow (#50)

* fix(ci): Install pnpm using pnpm/action-setup (#46)

* fix(ci): Install pnpm using pnpm/action-setup

The previous CI workflow was failing because `pnpm` was not being installed. The `actions/setup-node` with `cache: 'pnpm'` only configures the cache, it does not install `pnpm`.

This commit fixes the issue by using the `pnpm/action-setup` action to install `pnpm` in both the `ci.yml` and `publish.yml` workflows. This is the recommended way to install `pnpm` in GitHub Actions.

* feat: Use packageManager to define pnpm version

- Adds the `packageManager` field to `package.json` to enforce the pnpm version across the project.
- Updates the CI and publish workflows to use the pnpm version defined in `package.json` by removing the hardcoded version from the `pnpm/action-setup` action.

* adjust caching for pnpm in CI workflow

* fix cache configuration for pnpm installation

* install pnpm before node on ci

* install pnpm before node on publish

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Co-authored-by: google-labs-jules[bot] <161369871+google-labs-jules[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: André Zagatti <andre.zagatti1@gmail.com>

* change package manager from yarn to pnpm in pre-commit

* Rename pre-commit hook to fixme-pre-commit

* Rename fixme-pre-commit to pre-commit

* Delete .husky directory

* Fix formatting in package.json scripts section

* Feat: Improve validations and tests (#47)

* Refactor: Improve validations and tests

This commit refactors all validation functions to improve code style, readability, and maintainability. It also centralizes utility functions into a single file to reduce code duplication.

Changes include:
- Created a new `src/validations/utils.ts` file for shared utility functions (`isRepeated`, `mod11`).
- Refactored all validation functions in `src/validations` and `src/validations/ie/states` to have a consistent code style and use the new utility functions.
- Improved test coverage... (continued)

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