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stack-trace-js-probe

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Internal helper for meta-stack-trace-investigator. Use when a JavaScript or TypeScript stack trace needs npm/node/tsc-specific checks, reproduction guidance, and patch targets.

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Stack Trace JS Probe

Return only:

LANGUAGE_PROBE: javascript-typescript
CHECKS:
  - <async boundary / undefined property / JSON parsing / module-resolution check>
  - <TypeScript type-contract check if .ts/.tsx appears>
REPRODUCER:
  - <minimal node/npm/vitest/jest/ts-node reproduction command or snippet>
PATCH_TARGETS:
  - <optional chaining / schema validation / discriminated union / error wrapping target>
VERIFY:
  - <npm test/vitest/jest/tsc command>

Pick JavaScript or TypeScript commands from the trace context. If the context does not identify a package manager, use generic npm test -- <pattern> or npx tsc --noEmit as examples.