fix(aria-cli): npm shim missing, wrong NuGet PackageId, no packaging CI

[Copilot]

The npm package was fully broken post-install (bin/aria.js never existed), the NuGet README install command used the command name instead of the PackageId, and no CI validated that either package could actually be installed and run.

Changes

• npm/bin/aria.js (new) — Node.js shim that invokes dotnet dist/aria/aria.dll with pass-through args and a clear error if the .NET runtime is missing. This is the missing bridge between npm install -g @aria-fx/aria-cli and the publish payload.

• npm/package.json — Extended check:dist to also assert bin/aria.js exists, so the publish workflow validation gate catches both missing pieces.

• .github/workflows/aria-cli-ci.yml (new) — Three-job CI proving packages work end-to-end:

  • test — existing xunit suite
  • package-nuget — dotnet pack → assert DotnetToolSettings.xml has CommandName="aria" → dotnet tool install -g Aria.Cli → aria --help
  • package-npm — dotnet publish → make aria-npm-pack-dry-run → assert tarball contains bin/aria.js + aria.dll → npm install -g → aria --help

• README.md — Fixed dotnet tool install to use Aria.Cli (PackageId) not aria (command name); added GitHub Packages auth instructions for both NuGet and npm (a PAT with read:packages is always required — GitHub Packages does not support unauthenticated access for any visibility level).

• RELEASING.md — Corrected contents: read → contents: write (the workflow commits metadata back to the branch); added consumer auth setup for both ecosystems.

[jgarverick]

@copilot please fix the failing checks

[Copilot]

@copilot please fix the failing checks

Fixed in 09f2e6e. Two root causes:

1. bin/aria.js was never in git — The repo-level .gitignore has a global bin/ rule, so src/aria-cli/npm/bin/aria.js was silently excluded from every commit. Added !src/aria-cli/npm/bin/ exception to .gitignore and committed the shim file.

2. Wrong XML attribute in NuGet verify — The verification step grepped for CommandName="aria" but the DotnetToolSettings.xml schema uses Name="aria". Fixed the grep pattern.

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This PR restores end-to-end installability of aria-cli across both npm and NuGet by adding the missing npm executable shim, correcting NuGet install documentation (PackageId vs command name), and introducing CI that validates packaging and installation workflows.

Changes:

• Added an npm bin/aria.js shim that runs dotnet dist/aria/aria.dll with pass-through args and a clear missing-runtime error.
• Strengthened npm packaging validation (check:dist) and introduced a CI workflow that builds/packs/installs/tests both NuGet and npm distributions.
• Updated docs (README.md, RELEASING.md) with correct NuGet PackageId usage and GitHub Packages authentication setup.

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
src/aria-cli/RELEASING.md	Updates required permissions and adds consumer auth instructions for GitHub Packages.
src/aria-cli/README.md	Fixes dotnet tool install usage and documents GitHub Packages auth + npm install path.
src/aria-cli/npm/package.json	Extends check:dist to validate the presence of the npm shim and published DLL.
src/aria-cli/npm/bin/aria.js	Adds the Node.js entrypoint shim that invokes the packaged .NET CLI.
.gitignore	Ensures the npm shim directory remains tracked despite bin/ ignores.
.github/workflows/aria-cli-ci.yml	Adds CI jobs validating tests and end-to-end NuGet/npm package install + execution.