feat: serve-only vite plugin mode (translate: false) - #6
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… builds The plugin can now serve the virtual translation modules from committed locale JSON files without extracting, translating, or writing anything. model becomes optional and is validated only when translation runs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds
translate?: boolean(defaulttrue) to the vite plugin config. Whenfalse:buildStartis a no-op: no extraction, no AI calls, no file writesmodelis no longer required (now optional in the config type; validated with a clear error when translation mode runs without it)virtual:solid-translate,/lazy,/locale/<l>) still serve the committed locale JSONsMotivation: large apps want hermetic, deterministic builds — extraction/translation run exclusively through the CLI (locally or in CI), while dev/preview/prod builds only consume committed locale files. Without this, a stale lock fails the build (by design, post-#3) even in pipelines that should never translate.
Includes tests for both the no-op path and the missing-model error.
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