Conflict: dev-config installs nvm4w but TypeScript workload installs Node.js LTS directly

比較 dev-config.winget 與 Workloads/typescript/configuration.winget，然後在 PATH 處理屬於所選方案一部分的情況下檢查 refresh-path.ps1。在 Windows 上套用這兩項設定，並驗證在新的終端機中可以使用 node --version 和 npm，且不存在彼此衝突的 Node 安裝；所選的協調策略應明確且可重現。

Summary

The main dev-config.winget installs NVM for Windows (CoreyButler.NVMforWindows), which manages Node.js versions via a symlink at C:\nvm4w\nodejs and adds that to PATH. However, the TypeScript workload (Workloads/typescript/configuration.winget) separately installs OpenJS.NodeJS.LTS directly via winget, which places Node at C:\Program Files\nodejs.

This creates a broken state where:

1. PATH points to C:\nvm4w\nodejs (set by nvm4w)
2. The nvm4w symlink targets a version directory (e.g. C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\nvm\v24.16.0) that does not exist because Node was installed via the MSI package, not through nvm install
3. node and npm are not found on PATH despite Node.js being physically installed

Steps to Reproduce

1. Apply the main windows-dev-config/dev-config.winget (installs nvm4w, adds C:\nvm4w\nodejs to PATH)
2. Apply Workloads/typescript/configuration.winget (installs OpenJS.NodeJS.LTS to C:\Program Files\nodejs)
3. Open a new terminal
4. Run node --version → command not found

Root Cause

nvm4w owns the PATH entry (C:\nvm4w\nodejs) and expects Node to be installed via nvm install <version> + nvm use <version>. The direct winget install of OpenJS.NodeJS.LTS puts node elsewhere and nvm4w's symlink points to a non-existent directory.

Suggested Fix

Option A — TypeScript workload defers to nvm4w:
Replace the OpenJS.NodeJS.LTS winget package resource with a RunCommandOnSet that runs:

nvm install lts
nvm use lts

Option B — Remove nvm4w from dev-config, let workloads install Node directly:
Remove CoreyButler.NVMforWindows from dev-config.winget and ensure C:\Program Files\nodejs ends up on PATH (the Node MSI installer does this by default).

Option C — Keep both but coordinate PATH:
If both are intentional, the TypeScript workload should add C:\Program Files\nodejs to PATH explicitly, or the refresh-path.ps1 should detect and resolve the nvm4w symlink conflict.

Environment

• Windows 11 (Build 2026)
• winget v1.28.240
• CoreyButler.NVMforWindows 1.2.2
• OpenJS.NodeJS.22 24.16.0 (installed by winget as the LTS package)