Upgrade Next.js to 14.2.25 for security vulnerability fixes#2
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Summary
This PR addresses npm security vulnerabilities by upgrading the Next.js dependency to a patched version.
Changes
nextdependency from14.2.10to14.2.25in package.jsonSecurity Context
Next.js 14.2.25 includes security patches for vulnerabilities present in earlier 14.2.x versions. This update follows security best practices for keeping dependencies current.
Impact Assessment
npm installto regenerate package-lock.json and verify the application builds correctly withnpm run buildPost-Merge Steps
After merging this PR, a developer with npm access should:
npm installto update package-lock.json with the new Next.js versionnpm run build[This description was generated by Claude]