Update dependencies and security patches - #1254
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Summary of changes
Updates Next.js and the broader dependency set to current compatible releases, resolving the reported Next.js, Sharp/libvips, PostCSS, YAML, and transitive package advisories. Includes the required API migrations for next-seo, Meilisearch, Tinykeys, Base UI, and Content Collections, and aligns the supported runtime with Node 20.19+.
The dependency audit now reports zero known vulnerabilities, and the production build, TypeScript validation, static page generation, and sitemap generation pass under Node 20.19.5.
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React 19, Next 16, and TypeScript 7 remain on their existing major lines for a separate framework upgrade.