chore(deps): Apply fixes for vulnerabilities resolved by npm audit fix

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• Run npm run lint

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces the Vite build tool version 5.4.12 as a new development dependency in the project's package.json file. Vite is a modern frontend build tool that provides fast and lightweight development and build processes for web applications. This addition suggests the project is likely updating or standardizing its build infrastructure, potentially preparing for frontend development or modernizing the existing build configuration.

Possibly related PRs

• chore(deps): update Node.js engine to >=18.20.0 #239: Updates engines field in package.json, indicating potential environment configuration changes
• fix(deps): downgrade cli-spinners to 2.9.2 #277: Modifies Node.js version matrix in CI configuration, which could be related to build tool compatibility
• chore(deps): update Node.js version from 23.1.0 to 23.6.0 #284: Updates Node.js version in version management files, potentially preparing for new development tool requirements

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package.json (1)

Line range hint 1-99: PR objective mismatch: No security fixes applied.

The PR description mentions applying fixes for vulnerabilities resolved by npm audit fix, but the only change is adding Vite as a new dev dependency. There are:

• No updates to existing potentially vulnerable dependencies
• No removal of vulnerable dependencies
• No security-related changes

Please provide the npm audit report that identified the vulnerabilities and ensure all necessary fixes are included in this PR.

Let's verify if there are any vulnerable dependencies:

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