Bump feed to 5.2.1 and marked to 18.0.3#4751
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Both packages were several majors behind upstream and were only used by release/feed.js, which is run manually to refresh the documentation RSS feeds. Bringing them current keeps the release tooling on supported versions and removes old transitive dependencies pulled in by marked 4. The script's API usage is unchanged: marked.parse() remains synchronous in v18, and feed v5 still exposes Feed/addItem/addCategory/rss2/atom1. Regenerated feeds are byte-identical in content; v5 only adds the RSS 2.0 isPermaLink="false" attribute on guid elements and surfaces the top-level author element. Co-authored-by: Claude noreply@anthropic.com
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Both packages were several majors behind upstream and were only used by
release/feed.js, which is run manually to refresh the documentation RSS
feeds. Bringing them current keeps the release tooling on supported
versions and removes old transitive dependencies pulled in by marked 4.
The script's API usage is unchanged: marked.parse() remains synchronous
in v18, and feed v5 still exposes Feed/addItem/addCategory/rss2/atom1.
Regenerated feeds are byte-identical in content; v5 only adds the
RSS 2.0 isPermaLink="false" attribute on guid elements and surfaces the
top-level author element.
Co-authored-by: Claude noreply@anthropic.com