The error message "EISDIR: illegal operation on a directory, read" means that an attempt was made to perform a file read operation on a directory, which is not permitted. Specifically, this error occurred while running the command "vite:build-html", which suggests that there may be an issue with the way the build script is trying to read files or directories. It is possible that the script is expecting a file when it is encountering a directory, or there may be a mistake in the configuration or permissions of the directory being read.
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