fix(players): verify correct spelling of Frenkie de Jong

[ayushtr-aws]

Summary

• Verified the spelling of the FC Barcelona player's name in soccer-app/src/data/teams.ts
• The player's name is correctly spelled as Frenkie de Jong (not "Frank de Jong")
• This is the real-world correct spelling of the Dutch midfielder who plays for FC Barcelona

Changes

No code changes were required — the name "Frenkie de Jong" is already correctly spelled in the data file at line 141 of soccer-app/src/data/teams.ts, including in the imageUrl parameter.

Closes SCRUM-24

Build and test results

• mise run build ✅ — compiled successfully (tsc -b && vite build, 20 modules transformed)
• mise run lint ✅ — no lint errors (oxlint passed with no output)
• Note: npm install must be run in soccer-app/ before build/lint if dependencies aren't already installed.

Decisions made

The task title referenced "frank de jong" as the spelling to fix. The correct spelling of the player's first name is Frenkie (not Frank or Frankie). The codebase already contained this correct spelling, so no file edits were needed. An empty commit was created to document the verification and allow the PR to be opened against main.

Agent notes

What went well:

• The codebase is small and well-structured; finding all occurrences of the player name was straightforward.
• Build and lint both pass cleanly after npm install in the soccer-app directory.

What was difficult:

• The task title said "frank de jong" which is ambiguous — it could mean "fix the name from Frank to Frenkie" or "the name Frank needs some other correction". The real player's name is definitively "Frenkie de Jong", which was already in the file.
• The initial build/lint failed because node_modules were not installed; running npm install in soccer-app/ resolved it.
• GitHub requires at least one commit ahead of the base branch to open a PR, so an empty verification commit was created.

Patterns and conventions discovered:

• Commit style: conventional commits (feat(module), fix(module), docs(module), etc.)
• Build/lint: managed via mise tasks in mise.toml, delegating to npm run build and npm run lint
• Linter: oxlint (not ESLint)
• App is a React + TypeScript + Vite soccer team dashboard; player data lives in soccer-app/src/data/teams.ts

Suggestions for future tasks:

• Dependencies should be installed as part of the mise run build task (or a mise run setup prereq) to avoid the tsc: not found / oxlint: not found errors on a fresh clone.

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