chore(deps): root-cause track for yaml tooling chain#8
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Residual risk note before merge:\n\n- Remaining advisory: GHSA-48c2-rrv3-qjmp (moderate) in yaml tooling chain\n- Owner: @aretw0\n- Target date: 2026-04-20\n- Follow-up issue: will be created and linked in issue #6\n\nThis PR is intended to unblock CI convergence while follow-up hardening is executed with explicit tracking. |
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Refs #6. Root-cause iteration for @astrojs/check/yaml-language-server chain with full audit output.\n\n## What changed\n- aligned @astrojs/check to 0.9.2 in apps/dev and apps/me\n- refreshed lockfile\n\n## Validation\n- npm audit --omit=dev: 4 moderate, 0 high/critical\n- npm audit: 4 moderate, 0 high/critical\n- npm ls confirms remaining chain is yaml-language-server -> yaml@2.7.1\n\n## Note\nThis reduces risk surface but does not fully eliminate the moderate advisory chain yet.