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Update dependencies and resolve esbuild audit finding - #88
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Refreshes npm dependencies after the Test attemptId change: updates @types/node to 26.6.5 and compatible transitive packages, including Vite, Rollup, Rolldown and PostCSS. npm outdated reports no remaining direct updates.
Pins development-tool esbuild to 0.28.2 with an npm override to resolve GHSA-g7r4-m6w7-qqqr. tsup 8.5.1 still declares ^0.27.0, so this is an intentional override beyond its range; remove it when upstream supports patched esbuild. Direct production dependency pins, package version (0.5.0), legacy CLI source and release workflow are unchanged.
Validation: npm ci and npm run all pass (243 tests); package exports/types, authoritative/source/dist schema byte comparisons and fresh isolated CJS/ESM package/legacy CLI smoke checks pass. Full, production and fresh production-install audits report zero vulnerabilities; 195 registry signatures and 57 attestations verify. Existing TypeDoc relative-link warnings remain.