Update lock file (npm audit fix)

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For release preparation.

Updates a test as well:

After running npm audit fix , the following key dependencies were updated:

• webpack from 5.95.0 to 5.106.2
• terser-webpack-plugin from 5.3.10 to 5.5.0
• terser from 5.30.3 to 5.46.2

In the failing test should produce valid JavaScript when eval-cheap-source-map and minimization are used , devtool is set to eval-cheap-source-map and minimize
is
true . Under this setting, modules are bundled and wrapped in eval("...") statements.

Previously, the compilation produced 4 files:

1. service-worker.js
2. service-worker.js.LICENSE.txt (extracted comments from service-worker.js )
3. webpackEntry.js
4. webpackEntry.js.LICENSE.txt (extracted comments from webpackEntry.js )

However, in the newer version of Terser / terser-webpack-plugin , the comments inside the eval(...) strings are correctly ignored during comment extraction (since
they
are inside a string literal rather than top-level code comments in the chunk). Consequently, webpackEntry.js.LICENSE.txt is no longer created, resulting in exactly 3
files.

This is standard, correct, and expected behavior for the updated webpack and terser versions.

The Solution

I updated the assertion in the test suite under inject-manifest.js#L825-L830 to reflect the correct file count:

           const files = await globby('**', {cwd: outputDir});
-          expect(files).to.have.length(4);
+          expect(files).to.have.length(3);