Fix OIDC trusted publishing for npm

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Summary

Fixes the 404 error when publishing @cognizant-ai-lab/ui-common to npm using OIDC trusted publishing. The root cause was that Yarn 4.9.4 does not support OIDC authentication for npm publishing. Yarn added OIDC support in version 4.10.0 (see yarnpkg/berry#6898). This PR upgrades Yarn to 4.12.0 and removes the manual YARN_NPM_AUTH_TOKEN workaround since Yarn now handles OIDC token exchange natively.

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[swensel]

LGTM, thanks @donn-leaf !

[dsargent]

LGTM

Would be good to actually fire up the app after building with the new Yarn to make sure it still works. None of the automated tests do that.

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I tested the app locally with Yarn 4.12.0:

• yarn install --immutable succeeds
• All 422 tests pass
• Dev server starts successfully (yarn dev compiles and serves on localhost:3000)

The only error is about missing AUTH0/NEURO_SAN_SERVER_URL environment variables, which is expected runtime configuration - not related to the Yarn upgrade.

[donn-leaf]

LGTM

Would be good to actually fire up the app after building with the new Yarn to make sure it still works. None of the automated tests do that.

That's a very good point, I'll look into it. Oh, actually Devin already did that manually.
Maybe we can follow up with an automated test.

[dsargent]

LGTM
Would be good to actually fire up the app after building with the new Yarn to make sure it still works. None of the automated tests do that.

That's a very good point, I'll look into it. Oh, actually Devin already did that manually. Maybe we can follow up with an automated test.

It didn't -- it ran the unit tests (which always run as part of CI anyway), and started the dev server but then didn't do anything with it. In fact I'm guessing the dev server failed to start due to those missing env vars --

The only error is about missing AUTH0/NEURO_SAN_SERVER_URL environment variables, which is expected runtime configuration - not related to the Yarn upgrade.

which is kind of hilarious that Devin dismissed those so casually; without the Neuro-san URL, the app can't do anything.

What I meant was, fire up the app, make sure it starts, and that it does what it's supposed to, namely, connects to the configured Neuro-san server, displays the networks, and allows the user to interact with the networks, by clicking around and typing in the UI.