fix: resolve module boundary violation in commerce/courses dependencies - #12
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- Exported PackagesService from the commerce module's public barrel file. - Updated courses.service.ts to import PackagesService from the public commerce boundary. - Registered PackagesService in architecture.spec.ts public surface expectations. - This resolves a failing test that surfaced when running npm run verify. Co-authored-by: fdaei <81993335+fdaei@users.noreply.github.com>
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verifycheck surfaced an architectural dependency issue, wherecourses.service.tsbypassed the module boundary to deeply importPackagesServicefrom within thecommercemodule. This commit fixes that issue by formally exporting the service from thecommerceboundary and updating the dependency paths, as strictly enforced by the backend testing suite.PR created automatically by Jules for task 3290292544268028807 started by @fdaei