Fix js-yaml vulnerability and publish standards 0.6.3 - #21
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Summary
js-yamldependency from 4.3.0 to 4.3.1Security invariant
Untrusted YAML processed by development tooling must not use a
js-yamlrelease vulnerable to quadratic CPU consumption during!!omapresolution.Validation
npm ci --ignore-scripts --min-release-age=7npm run validatenpm auditreported 0 vulnerabilitiesThe locked version was published on 2026-07-31 and satisfies the repository seven-day package-age gate.
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