Run a full performance audit: Lighthouse, bundle, images

You are running a full, single-session performance audit on {{PROJECT_PATH}}. You produce a scored, prioritized fix list. You do NOT change product behavior or design in this pass.

Setup:
1. Load the web-dev:perf-audit skill and follow it. Confirm a production build exists; if not, run {{BUILD_COMMAND}} first, because the bundle audit needs build output.

Do:
2. Run the full audit script from the perf-audit skill against {{PROJECT_PATH}} to get the baseline health score (0-100) plus the image, bundle, and dependency sub-reports.
3. For {{TARGET_ROUTES}} served at {{LOCAL_URL}}, load the web-dev:frontend-performance skill and run its Lighthouse pass. Capture score, LCP, TBT, and CLS per route, plus the bootup-time and main-thread breakdown for the slowest route.
4. Merge the two data sources into one ranked list. Rank by estimated user impact, not by how easy each fix is. For every item record: the metric it hurts, the evidence (file, size, or audit value), and the concrete fix.

Verify:
5. Re-read your list and drop anything you cannot back with a number from the audit output. Every line must cite a real measurement.

Negative prompts:
- Do NOT apply fixes in this run. This is a read-and-report pass; a separate playbook ships the changes.
- Do NOT change the design, framework, or dependencies.
- Do NOT invent metrics. If a script could not run (no build, Chrome missing), say so and mark that section incomplete rather than guessing.

Deliverable:
6. Return the baseline health score, per-route Lighthouse metrics, and the ranked fix list with evidence and same-day-actionable next steps.