whitespace-only changes to an existing changeset

[kdaviduik]

WHY are these changes introduced?

This Graphite stack of PR consists of the changes in https://github.com/Shopify/hydrogen/pull/3169, but easier to review and split up into multiple PRs.

I created this by:

1. Resetting (hard) all commits on main since this PR was merged
2. Resetting (soft) this PR's merge commit
3. Ran npm run review-recipe-diffs introduced in this PR
   • I cherry-picked the commit, ran the scripts, then deleted the changes from that commit (ie: the changes from that commit/PR aren't present in this Graphite stack)

Examples -> recipes migration summary. table + info

Recipe Conversion Summary

This table shows all recipes after applying the changes on the current branch.

Recipe Name	Pre-existing	Original Example Name	Notes
b2b	No	b2b	Converted from example
bundles	Yes	-	Pre-existing recipe
combined-listings	Yes	-	Pre-existing recipe
custom-cart-method	No	custom-cart-method	Converted from example
express	No	express	Converted from example
gtm	No	gtm	Converted from example
infinite-scroll	No	infinite-scroll	Converted from example
legacy-customer-account-flow	No	legacy-customer-account-flow	Converted from example
markets	Yes	-	Pre-existing recipe
metaobjects	No	metaobjects	Converted from example
multipass	No	multipass	Converted from example
partytown	No	partytown	Converted from example
subscriptions	Yes	-	Pre-existing recipe (but also had an example with same name)
third-party-api	No	third-party-queries-caching	Renamed during conversion

Summary

• Total recipes: 14
• Pre-existing recipes: 4 (bundles, combined-listings, markets, subscriptions)
• New recipes from examples: 10
• Renamed during conversion: 1 (third-party-queries-caching → third-party-api)

Notes

• The subscriptions recipe was pre-existing, but there was also an example with the same name that was deleted
• The third-party-queries-caching example was renamed to third-party-api when converted to a recipe
• All other converted examples retained their original names as recipes