site deploy (and all deploy commands) blocked by entity-name validation for snake_case names the platform accepts

[jackc625]

Summary

On CLI 0.0.55, every deploy command — base44 site deploy, base44 functions deploy, base44 deploy, and base44 functions pull — fails during project load if any entity's name contains an underscore (e.g. line_items). The check rejects names the Base44 platform itself already accepts and serves in production, so an existing app whose entities use snake_case names cannot deploy anything through the CLI.

Environment

• base44 CLI: 0.0.55
• Node: 22.16.0

Steps to reproduce

1. A project with an entity whose name is snake_case, e.g. base44/entities/line-items.jsonc containing "name": "line_items" (such entities already exist and are served live).
2. Run npx base44 site deploy.
3. Fails before any upload with: Invalid entity file / Entity name must be alphanumeric only.

Root cause (from the bundled CLI)

readProjectConfig() → readAllEntities() → readEntityFile() runs EntitySchema.safeParse(), where EntitySchema.name is string().regex(/^[a-zA-Z0-9]+$/, "Entity name must be alphanumeric only"). All entities are validated eagerly on load, so one snake_case name aborts the whole command. Notably, site deploy calls readProjectConfig() before deploySite() even though it only archives/uploads the build output and never pushes entities — so it's blocked too. (exec, functions list, whoami don't call readProjectConfig, which is why they still work.)

Impact

Apps whose entities use snake_case names — which the platform accepts and serves — cannot deploy via the CLI at all. Renaming isn't a safe fix: name is the entity's identity (sync key, SDK accessor base44.entities.line_items, and frontend references) bound to live production data.

Regression

The validation appears to have been introduced around 0.0.30; 0.0.20 does not reject underscores.

Requested fix (any one)

1. Accept entity names the platform accepts (allow underscores), or
2. Skip entity-name validation for site deploy (it doesn't push entities), or
3. Add an opt-out flag (e.g. --skip-entity-validation) for deploy commands.