fix: parse arg typing

[zhongliang02]

Previously parse and parsePathname required a string as the first argument.
However, since we perform type checking via Zod under the hood, we can loosen this to any.

This will simplify

const url: string | string[] | undefined = router.query['redirect']
const redirectUrl = url ? String(url) : '/home'
router.push(validator.parse(redirectUrl, '/home'))

to

router.push(validator.parse(router.query['redirect'], '/home'))

Also added a precommit script, which should catch CI issues in advance

[spaceraccoon]

Quick callout here that instanceof checks whether the class is in the entire prototype chain, so:

class MyOwnUrl extends URL {
    constructor(url) {
        super(url)
        this.href = 'https://evil.com'
    }
}

const newUrl = new MyOwnUrl('https://good.com')
console.log(newUrl instanceof URL)  // true
console.log(newUrl.href)    // https://evil.com

In any case this should get caught by safeParse, but just for awareness as there are some rare and esoteric prototype pollution scenarios, and making sure this isn't a hidden assumption.