fix: Update pre-commit and streamline openapi build process

[flemzord]

Add 'openapi' to pre-commit tasks and simplify the Earthfile openapi target by reusing the base image and modifying artifact handling. Removed redundant commands for merging and YAML conversion for increased clarity and efficiency in the build setup.

[coderabbitai]

Walkthrough

The pull request introduces modifications to the project's build and development workflow. The changes primarily affect the Earthfile, Justfile, and flake.nix. The Earthfile has been simplified by removing the tidy and release sections, while the openapi section now uses a different base image and directly handles the OpenAPI specification. The Justfile has been updated to include the openapi target in the pre-commit workflow, ensuring OpenAPI specification generation is part of the pre-commit checks. Additionally, yq-go has been added as a dependency in the flake.nix.

Changes

File	Changes
Earthfile	- Removed tidy section - Removed release section - Modified openapi section to use core+base-image - Simplified OpenAPI specification handling
Justfile	- Updated pre-commit target to include openapi
flake.nix	- Added yq-go to devShells for all supported systems

Poem

🐰 Hopping through code with glee,
OpenAPI now flows free!
Earthfile trimmed, workflow neat,
Pre-commit checks now complete.
A rabbit's build, swift and light! 🚀

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

flake.nix (1)

100-100: LGTM! Consider version pinning and documentation.

The addition of yq-go aligns well with the OpenAPI build process streamlining. However, consider:

1. Pinning the version for consistency across development environments
2. Adding a comment to document its role in the OpenAPI workflow

Apply this diff to add version pinning and documentation:

-              yq-go
+              # Required for OpenAPI YAML processing in pre-commit checks
+              yq-go-0_4_51

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