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Patch compatible Timing Oracle tooling advisory ranges - #25
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Patch only compatible locked development-tooling versions: brace-expansion, compression, ip-address, js-yaml, body-parser and qs. The package manifest and application source are unchanged; source-map-js remains 1.2.2. This removes the observed patched advisory ranges without overriding or downgrading dependencies.
Validation on Node24: clean npm ci, unchanged lint, 42 unit tests, production build, all 16 browser/claims/accessibility tests, and separate root-base Lighthouse build pass. The existing quality/Lighthouse job, deployment needs and permissions are unchanged.
This is a partial security repair: current LHCI/publisher chains still contain unpatched or major-constrained sprintf-js, tmp, uuid, extract-zip, basic-ftp and braces. Their blockers remain explicit; npm audit is not claimed clean. No security finding was dismissed, and the historical unavailable Dependabot updater logs are separate. Final reviewed head 72d0c09.