chore(deps-dev): remediate npm dev-dependency security advisories - #140
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Summary
Lockfile-only remediation for the five open Dependabot security alerts on this repo. No
package.jsonchanges, no direct dependency changes — onlynpm/package-lock.json.All five are transitive, development-only dependencies. None ship in the published parser's runtime dependency set.
brace-expansiontmppatch-package→ tmp; install/build-time filesystem exposurejs-yaml@babel/coreesbuildrollup-plugin-esbuild; requires running the Windows dev server, which this repo does not doNone of the open Dependabot PRs (#133–#138) address these.
Verification
npm run init && npm run buildpassed: 93 npm tests, 92 JVM testsKnown caveat
npm auditis not fully clean after this change. A newerbrace-expansionOOM advisory affects older majors retained through Jest, and npm's suggested--forcefix is an unsafe Jest downgrade. That is deliberately left alone and should be tracked separately rather than forced here.