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Fixes incorrect "peer": true in package-lock.json#431

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Fixes incorrect "peer": true in package-lock.json
npm/cli#8645

Fixes incorrect "peer": true in package-lock.json
npm/cli#8645
Default when "packageManager" is specified in package.json
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This pull request focuses on essential maintenance by standardizing the project's dependency management. It updates the package-lock.json to reflect changes in dependency metadata and enforces a specific npm version to maintain build consistency and prevent potential issues arising from varying package manager behaviors.

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  • Dependency Management: The package-lock.json file has been updated, primarily by removing the "peer": true property from numerous dependency entries. This indicates a refresh of the lock file, potentially due to an npm version upgrade or a change in how peer dependencies are recorded.
  • Package Manager Enforcement: A new packageManager field has been added to package.json, explicitly setting the required package manager to npm@11.7.0. This ensures consistency in dependency installations across different development environments.

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This pull request introduces a packageManager field in package.json to enforce the use of a specific npm version, which is an excellent practice for ensuring dependency consistency across all development environments. The numerous changes in package-lock.json are the expected and correct result of this update. Overall, this is a valuable maintenance change that improves the project's stability.

@runephilosof-abtion runephilosof-abtion merged commit ad045fb into main Jan 5, 2026
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@runephilosof-abtion runephilosof-abtion changed the title Maintenance Fixes incorrect "peer": true in package-lock.json Jan 5, 2026
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