fix: correctly reset pnpm-lock.yaml after package install#218
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Fixes #213
When GitHub action is set up by GitHub, it's not checked-out as a git repo. Running
git restorethere failed silenty (as not a git repo), meaning the pnpm-lock.yaml wasn't reverted to original stage, and that led to crash when the action was run in sequence (multi-spec).