⬆️ pnpm update

[NatoBoram]

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• Chores
  • Updated various development dependencies to their latest versions, ensuring improved performance and compatibility.

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The package.json file for the @coderabbitai/bitbucket project has been updated, specifically in the devDependencies section. Multiple packages have had their versions incremented, including @eslint/js, @types/node, eslint, globals, typedoc, typescript, typescript-eslint, and vitest. No other significant changes were made to the structure or functionality of the file.

Changes

File	Change Summary
package.json	Updated versions of several devDependencies: @eslint/js (^9.11.1 to ^9.12.0), @types/node (^22.7.4 to ^22.7.6), eslint (^9.11.1 to ^9.12.0), globals (^15.9.0 to ^15.11.0), typedoc (^0.26.7 to ^0.26.10), typescript (^5.6.2 to ^5.6.3), typescript-eslint (^8.8.0 to ^8.10.0), vitest (^2.1.1 to ^2.1.3).

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package.json (1)

55-69: LGTM! Verify build and tests with updated dependencies.

The updates to the devDependencies versions look good. All changes are either minor or patch version updates, which typically indicate backwards-compatible changes or bug fixes. This is generally a safe update practice.

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