chore(deps-dev): bump @types/node from 22.15.32 to 24.7.0 in /moonbit-tour

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Bumps @types/node from 22.15.32 to 24.7.0.

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[peter-jerry-ye-code-review]

Major version bump may introduce breaking changes in Node.js type definitions

Category
Correctness
Code Snippet
"@types/node": "^24.7.0"
Recommendation
Review the changelog for @types/node between v22 and v24 to identify any breaking changes that might affect the codebase. Consider updating any code that might be using deprecated or changed Node.js APIs.
Reasoning
Major version bumps in @types/node often include breaking changes that reflect changes in Node.js APIs. The jump from v22 to v24 is significant and may require code adjustments to maintain type safety.

Potential inconsistency in Node.js version targeting

Category
Maintainability
Code Snippet
@zenfs/core@1.11.4 still depends on @types/node@22.18.8 while main project uses @types/node@24.7.0
Recommendation
Verify that the Node.js runtime version used in the project is compatible with both type definition versions. Consider updating dependencies that still use older @types/node versions if possible.
Reasoning
Having different @types/node versions in the dependency tree could lead to type conflicts and inconsistencies, especially if the project relies on specific Node.js APIs that have changed between versions.

Dependency tree size increase with new undici-types version

Category
Performance
Code Snippet
Added undici-types@7.14.0 alongside existing undici-types@6.21.0
Recommendation
Monitor bundle size impact and consider if all features requiring the newer undici-types are actually being used. If not, investigate if staying on an older @types/node version would be sufficient.
Reasoning
The addition of undici-types@7.14.0 while keeping 6.21.0 increases the dependency footprint. This could impact installation time and disk usage, especially in CI/CD environments.