chore(deps): dedupe pnpm-lock.yaml to resolve Dependabot alert #119#384
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Dependabot alert #119 flagged
ws@8.20.0(CVE-2026-45736, uninitialized memory disclosure) as a vulnerable transitive inpnpm-lock.yaml. The vulnerable copy was held by an older@effect/platform-node-sharedresolution branch that existed only becausepackages/evolution-devnethad pinnedeffect@3.21.1while every other workspace resolvedeffect@3.21.2.pnpm dedupecollapses the duplicateeffectresolution so the whole tree uses 3.21.2, which transitively pullsws@8.20.1(the patched version) everywhere. No package.json specifiers change; ride-along moves are limited to deep tooling transitives (ajv, semver, caniuse-lite, etc).The alert will be auto-dismissed once this PR merges and the vulnerable version is no longer in the resolved tree.