patrick
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$foliate is a Vite-only alias, deliberately absent from kit.alias and tsconfig paths: TypeScript cannot resolve it, so the ambient declaration in src/lib/reader/foliate.d.ts is the only candidate and svelte-check never walks the ~11k lines of untyped vendored JS. The generated tsconfig includes src/**/*.js and checkJs is on, so src/lib/vendor is excluded as well — `exclude` replaces rather than merges, hence the repeated service-worker entries. optimizeDeps.include for construct-style-sheets-polyfill: it sits behind a dynamic import in fixed-layout.js, so Vite would otherwise discover it mid-session and force a page reload on the first fixed-layout EPUB. Verified with a temporary import that the graph resolves: view.js and paginator.js are emitted as chunks, and the bundled pdf.js is our stub rather than upstream's bare `import '@pdfjs/pdf.min.mjs'`.
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