npm install fails: postinstall runs `bunx git-hooks` (no executable in `git-hooks` package)

Summary

npm install fails for @stacksjs/clapp because the published package runs this postinstall script:

bunx git-hooks

That command fails with:

error: could not determine executable to run for package git-hooks

Reproduction

npm install -g @stacksjs/clapp

Actual result

Install exits with code 1:

npm ERR! code 1
npm ERR! path .../node_modules/@stacksjs/clapp
npm ERR! command failed
npm ERR! command sh -c bunx git-hooks
npm ERR! error: could not determine executable to run for package git-hooks

Expected result

Package installs successfully with npm.

Why this happens

The npm package named git-hooks does not expose an executable. The executable git-hooks is provided by bun-git-hooks.

So bunx git-hooks appears to resolve the wrong package name in postinstall.

Impact

This also breaks transitive installs for packages that depend on @stacksjs/clapp (for example via bunfig), so unrelated installs fail.

Suggested fixes

1. Remove dev-only git hook setup from published package postinstall, or guard it so it only runs in the source repo.
2. If postinstall must remain, use the correct package/binary (for example bunx bun-git-hooks) and ensure it does not fail consumer installs.

Environment

• macOS 15.3 (Darwin 25.3.0)
• Node v22.18.0
• npm 10.9.3
• Bun present on PATH