Add a Prettier plugins input to the Prettier workflows - #232
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Prettier loads the plugins named by a project's configuration at startup, before it looks at any file, and resolves them from the checkout root. A repository whose .prettierrc declares a plugin such as prettier-plugin-astro fails every Prettier job with "Cannot find package", regardless of which file types that job formats, because these workflows run Prettier through npx without the plugin present. Add a prettier_plugins input to check-html.yml, check-markdown.yml, and the CHANGELOG formatting step in the three bump-version workflows. When set, the listed npm packages are installed alongside Prettier following the same pattern as check-css.yml, and the project's own configuration remains the source of truth for which plugins are active. The bump-version steps remove the installed node_modules afterward so it stays out of the release pull request. Callers that leave the input empty run the same npx command as before.
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Prettier loads the plugins named by a project's configuration at startup, before it looks at any file, and resolves them from the checkout root. A repository whose .prettierrc declares a plugin such as prettier-plugin-astro fails every Prettier job with "Cannot find package", regardless of which file types that job formats, because these workflows run Prettier through npx without the plugin present.
Add a prettier_plugins input to check-html.yml, check-markdown.yml, and the CHANGELOG formatting step in the three bump-version workflows. When set, the listed npm packages are installed alongside Prettier following the same pattern as check-css.yml, and the project's own configuration remains the source of truth for which plugins are active. The bump-version steps remove the installed node_modules afterward so it stays out of the release pull request.
Callers that leave the input empty run the same npx command as before.