SDK@3.8.2

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• Chores
  • Updated the "@super-protocol/sdk-js" dependency to version ^3.8.3 in both ComfyUI and Text Generation WebUI applications.

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The changes update the version of the @super-protocol/sdk-js dependency in the package.json files for both the ComfyUI and Text Generation WebUI projects. The dependency version is incremented from ^3.5.0-beta.2 to ^3.8.3. No other dependencies or configuration settings are modified, and there are no changes to exported or public entities.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
ComfyUI/package.json, Text Generation WebUI/package.json	Updated @super-protocol/sdk-js dependency version from ^3.5.0-beta.2 to ^3.8.3. No other changes.

Possibly related PRs

• chore(ComfyUI|Text Generation WebUI): update @super-protocol/sdk-js@3.2.6 #86: Also updates the @super-protocol/sdk-js dependency in the same files, but to a different version.
• build(Text Generation WebUI|ComfyUI): update "@super-protocol/dto-js": "1.1.2", "@super-protocol/sdk-js": "3.4.0-beta.11", "@super-protocol/solution-utils": "1.4.2" #92: Updates @super-protocol/sdk-js to an earlier version (3.4.0-beta.11), showing a similar focus on dependency version upgrades.
• chore(ComfyUI|Text Generation WebUI): update @super-protocol/solution-utils@1.4.0, @super-protocol/sdk-js@3.0.5, @super-protocol/dto-js@1.0.0 #84: Updates multiple @super-protocol dependencies including sdk-js, but to version 3.0.5.

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