chore: refresh dependencies and patch parser advisories

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Refresh the runtime and build stack to current stable releases: React 19.3, TanStack Start/Router, Vite 8.3, Cloudflare Vite plugin/Wrangler, Supabase, Zod, address validation, types and development tooling. Add patched js-yaml 4.3.2 and csv-parse 7.0.2 overrides, clearing the new high/moderate audit findings. Upstream confirms csv-parse 7 introduced no breaking changes; CommonJS and prototype regression probes pass.

Validation: frozen Bun 1.4.2 install; full pre-push ai-check (lint, architecture, formatting, types, Knip, 28 suites/208 tests and production Worker build); 80.51% statement coverage; Wrangler dry-run; eight local routes return 200; hydrated swap and wallet picker pass with no browser errors. Reviewed official React/Vite release guidance and Context7 TanStack/CSV documentation.

Known limitation: the pre-existing low-severity elliptic 6.6.1 advisory has no upstream patch. The intentional minimatch v3 compatibility pin remains. Non-security changes to other transitive overrides are deferred.

Supersedes Dependabot #203. No product logic or version changes.

Override follow-up: remove the csv-parse override once both alkanes dependency paths accept a patched release. Weekly maintenance checks the installed graph and advisories; cosmetic override ordering and a broader override-removal sweep are deferred.

Review: Codex, Kimi and Grok full-diff reviews found no actionable defects. CodeRabbit CLI's unpublished-version claim was disproved against npm. Hosted Kimi approved with optional follow-ups; hosted CodeRabbit's changelog completeness nit was addressed.

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Layer / File(s)	Summary
Dependency version refresh package.json, CHANGELOG.md	Multiple runtime and development dependency versions are updated. The [Unreleased] changelog records the refreshed packages.
Security override updates package.json, CHANGELOG.md	The js-yaml and vite overrides are updated. A csv-parse override is added. The changelog records the related advisories.

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The release notes do not fully describe the dependency refresh, leaving maintainers without a complete account of runtime package changes; this does not affect application execution.

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PR Review: #204 — chore: refresh dependencies and patch parser advisories

I checked out the PR branch locally and audited the manifest/lockfile diff for consistency. Since this PR touches no product code, the review focuses on dependency-graph correctness, override safety, and process compliance.

Summary

Verdict: Approve with minor suggestions. This is a clean, well-scoped dependency refresh. The lockfile and manifest are fully consistent, versions are aligned across direct deps and overrides, and the changelog follows the repo's documented discipline.

What I verified ✅

• Manifest ↔ lockfile consistency: Every bumped range in package.json has a matching resolved entry in bun.lock (react@19.3.0, react-dom@19.3.0 with matching peer, @types/react@19.3.0 / @types/react-dom@19.3.0 aligned, zod@4.6.5, js-yaml@4.3.2, vite@8.3.0, wrangler@4.131.1, csv-parse@7.0.2).
• Vite pin kept in sync: Both the devDependency and the overrides entry moved together (8.2.2 → 8.3.0). A mismatch here is a classic source of duplicate Vite instances — correctly avoided.
• Wrangler/Cloudflare plugin coherence: @cloudflare/vite-plugin@1.54.8 bundles wrangler@4.131.1, which exactly matches the direct devDependency ^4.131.1, so no duplicate wrangler/miniflare trees.
• csv-parse override actually resolves: The lockfile contains a single csv-parse@7.0.2 entry, confirming the override applies to the alkanes (git dep → @omnisat/lasereyes-core / @oyl/sdk) consumers that declare ^6.1.0.
• CHANGELOG: Entry placed under ## [Unreleased] with proper Keep a Changelog categories (Changed/Security), matching the AGENTS.md changelog discipline. Patched dependencies (brace-expansion, @satsterminal-sdk/core) untouched.

Issues / suggestions

1. Major-version override on csv-parse (6.x → 7.0.2) — low risk, but track removal

The override forces csv-parse@^6.1.0 consumers (the git-hosted alkanes package pulled in via @omnisat/lasereyes-core) onto a new major. Overrides bypass semver guarantees, and this sits in the wallet dependency tree. I confirmed csv-parse is not imported anywhere in src/, and the PR body notes upstream confirmed no breaking changes plus passing CJS/prototype probes — so the residual risk is small. Still, I'd suggest:

• Adding a brief comment or a tracking issue to drop the override once alkanes/lasereyes bumps its own csv-parse range, so this doesn't become permanent silently.

2. overrides list ordering (nit)

csv-parse was appended at the end of the overrides block (after yaml), while bun.lock's own override section sorts it correctly between brace-expansion and diff. Cosmetic only, but keeping the manifest sorted makes future audits easier. (Note: nanoid was already out of order pre-existing, so this is consistent with existing untidiness — feel free to ignore.)

3. Growing overrides surface (informational)

The overrides block is now ~24 entries. That's a maintenance burden: each pin can block legitimate transitive security fixes later. Not actionable for this PR, but a periodic "can we drop any overrides?" pass (e.g., quarterly) would be worthwhile.

Potential bugs

None found. No runtime code changed; the riskiest change (React 19.2 → 19.3 minor) is covered per the PR body by the full ai-check suite (28 suites/208 tests), production Worker build, and manual smoke of swap/wallet flows.

Caveat on my verification

This environment has no bun and no node_modules, so I could not independently re-run bun install --frozen-lockfile or bun run ai-check; I'm relying on the CI/validation results reported in the PR body for those. My review is based on static analysis of the manifest and lockfile, which are internally consistent.

Bottom line: Ship it. Consider addressing the csv-parse override tracking (item 1) and the ordering nit (item 2) in a follow-up.

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PR Review: #204 — chore: refresh dependencies and patch parser advisories

I checked out the PR branch and audited the manifest ↔ lockfile diff directly (both commits, 42d218d + 5b2691d).

Verdict: Approve ✅

No product code changed. The dependency refresh is internally consistent, the security overrides resolve correctly, and the changelog discipline from AGENTS.md is followed. Nothing actionable to block merge.

What I verified

Manifest ↔ lockfile consistency (parsed bun.lock at the PR head):

Package	package.json	Resolved in bun.lock
react / react-dom	^19.3.0 / ^19.3.0	19.3.0 / 19.3.0 (peer-aligned)
@types/react / @types/react-dom	^19.3.0 / ^19.3.0	19.3.0 / 19.3.0
zod	^4.6.5	4.6.5
vite (devDep and override)	8.3.0	single vite@8.3.0 — no duplicate Vite tree
wrangler	^4.131.1	single wrangler@4.131.1 (matches the copy bundled by @cloudflare/vite-plugin@1.54.8)
js-yaml (override)	4.3.2	4.3.2
csv-parse (new override)	7.0.2	single csv-parse@7.0.2
@supabase/supabase-js, bitcoin-address-validation, @tanstack/*, @biomejs/biome, knip	bumped ranges	all resolved to the bumped versions

csv-parse override targets confirmed. Both consumers are the git-pinned alkanes packages — alkanes@github:kungfuflex/alkanes#7a3326b (^6.1.0) and @oyl/sdk/alkanes (exact 6.1.0) — and both now resolve to the single patched 7.0.2 entry. The exact pin on @oyl/sdk/alkanes means the override is genuinely necessary there (it would otherwise stay on the vulnerable 6.1.0 forever), so this isn't over-broad.

Changelog — [Unreleased] with proper Keep-a-Changelog Changed/Security categories, and commit 5b2691d correctly addressed CodeRabbit's nit by adding Zod and bitcoin-address-validation (the runtime deps) to the Changed entry. ✔

Preserved pins — minimatch@3.1.5 (intentional, per PR body) and both patchedDependencies entries are untouched. ✔

Code quality / potential bugs

None found. Key risk areas and why they're acceptable:

1. csv-parse 6 → 7 major override — overrides bypass semver guarantees, and this sits in the wallet/alkanes tree. Mitigations check out: csv-parse is not imported anywhere in src/ (grepped), the consumers are CLI/tooling packages rather than request-path code, and the PR body documents an explicit removal plan once both alkanes paths accept a patched release. Residual risk is low.
2. React 19.2 → 19.3 minor — react/react-dom/types all aligned; per the PR body this is covered by the full ai-check suite (208 tests) plus production Worker build. I can't independently re-run those here (no bun in this environment), so I'm relying on the reported validation — but the static dependency graph is sound.
3. js-yaml 4.3.1 → 4.3.2 — pure patch bump, and both the override and the (single) resolved entry moved together.

Minor suggestions (non-blocking)

1. overrides ordering nit: csv-parse was appended after yaml instead of alphabetically between brace-expansion and diff (where bun.lock itself records it). Cosmetic only — and nanoid was already out of order pre-existing, so this matches current untidiness. Fine to defer.
2. Consider a tracking issue for the csv-parse override removal so the follow-up plan in the PR body doesn't live only in PR text.

Bottom line: Clean, well-scoped, correctly executed dependency refresh. Ship it.

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