chore(#366): harden dev test dependencies#371
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Closes #366.
Follow-up: #372 tracks the eventual Vitest 4 migration. Dependabot keeps temporary major-version ignores for Vitest and its V8 coverage provider only.
What changed
^3.2.6) and Happy DOM 20.11.0.Why
npm auditreported critical advisories in the prior Vitest/Happy DOM versions. Vitest 4 was evaluated but its changed V8 coverage accounting fails the repository's existing per-file coverage gate across many established modules. Vitest 3.2.7 contains the security fix and retains the compatible coverage model.This changes local/CI tooling only; no test-runner code is included in the shipped artifact.
Validation
npm audit --json— 0 vulnerabilitiesnpm test— 160 files / 4,679 tests, coverage gate passesnpm run build— passesnpm run test:e2e— one Chromium visual-test flake; the same test passed in Firefox/WebKit and immediate Chromium retry passed