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bc070376-7aaa-4f45-b2c6-71805ef2c2f3

Pull #2127

circleci

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chore(ci): add deadcode tooling

Add a whole-program dead-function check using
`golang.org/x/tools/cmd/deadcode` to catch exported orphan funcs that
`golangci-lint`'s in-package `unused` analyzer cannot. This is the
analogue of astro-desktop's setup.

How it's wired:
- `scripts/check-deadcode.sh` runs `deadcode -test` and fails on any
  finding within the cli's binary-style directories (`cmd/`, `airflow/`,
  `cloud/`, `software/`, `config/`, `settings/`, `houston/`, etc.).
  Library sub-modules (`pkg/airflowrt`, `pkg/proxy`, `pkg/astroauth`,
  `pkg/telemetry`, `astro-client-platform-core`) and the rest of `pkg/`
  are excluded because they are consumed by external Go modules
  (e.g. astro-desktop) — reachability from `cmd/astro/main` is not a
  correctness signal for them.
- `prek.toml` gains a `deadcode` hook that pins
  `golang.org/x/tools/cmd/deadcode@v0.27.0` and runs the script.
- `make lint` now runs `make lint-go` (golangci-lint) +
  `make lint-deadcode` (the new hook). CircleCI's `lint` job runs both
  as separate steps for clearer logs.
- `CONTRIBUTING.md` documents the layers and scope.

Baseline is zero — the previous commit cleaned up the four pre-existing
dead test funcs the tool surfaced.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pull Request #2127: chore(ci): add deadcode tooling to catch exported orphan funcs

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