chore(deps-dev): bump @types/node from 25.9.3 to 26.1.1

[dependabot]

Bumps @types/node from 25.9.3 to 26.1.1.

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Ensemble Code Review

Verdict: approve

Summary: This is a clean, mechanical Dependabot bump of @types/node from 25.9.3 to 26.1.0 (a devDependency) across all three workspace packages and the lockfile. The Verifier confirmed all package.json files and pnpm-lock.yaml are consistently updated with no stale references, and the transitive undici-types correctly moved to 8.x. All three reviewers approved with no blocking issues.

Findings (none — all reviewers approved)

No correctness, security, or contract issues found. The Verifier grounded that all three package.json files and the lockfile are consistently updated with no stale references to the old version, and that only undici-types@8.3.0 is present (consistent with @types/node@26.1.0). This is a dev-only type bump with no runtime code changes.

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Suggestions (1)

• Confirm CI passes on the updated types — a 25.x→26.x major bump of @types/node can tighten signatures (e.g. around fs/promises, timers, or undici/Fetch types) and surface new TypeScript compile errors. Fix any resulting errors by adjusting code rather than relaxing types. (flagged by both Pattern Matcher and Architect)

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[operon-ensemble-reviewer]

Ensemble Code Review

Verdict: approve

Summary: This is a clean, mechanical Dependabot bump of @types/node from 25.9.3 to 26.1.0 (a devDependency) across all three workspace packages and the lockfile. The Verifier grounded that all package.json files and pnpm-lock.yaml are consistently updated with zero stale references to 25.9.3, and associated transitive bumps (undici-types, postcss, nanoid) are consistent. All three reviewers approved with no blocking issues.

Findings (none — all reviewers approved)

No correctness, security, or contract issues found. The Verifier confirmed all three package.json files and the lockfile consistently reference @types/node@26.1.0 with no leftover references to the old version. This is a dev-only type bump with no runtime code changes and no public API, data format, or operational impact.

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Suggestions (1)

• Confirm CI/typecheck passes on the new Node 26.x types — a 25.x→26.x major bump can tighten signatures (e.g. around fs/promises, timers, or undici/Fetch) and surface new TypeScript compile errors. Prefer adjusting code to the newer, more accurate types rather than relaxing typings or pinning back. (flagged by both Pattern Matcher and Architect)

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[operon-ensemble-reviewer]

Ensemble Code Review

Verdict: approve

Summary: This is a clean, mechanical Dependabot bump of @types/node from 25.9.3 to 26.1.0 (a devDependency) across all three workspace packages and the lockfile. The Verifier grounded that all package.json files and pnpm-lock.yaml are consistently updated with no stale references to the old version, along with minor transitive bumps. All three reviewers approved with no blocking issues.

Findings (none — all reviewers approved)

No correctness, security, or contract issues found. The Verifier confirmed all three package.json files and the lockfile consistently reference @types/node@26.1.0 with no leftover references to 25.9.3. This is a dev-only type bump with no runtime code changes and no public API, data format, or operational impact.

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Suggestions (1)

• Confirm CI/typecheck passes on the new Node 26.x types — a 25.x→26.x major bump can tighten signatures (e.g. around fs/promises, timers, or undici/Fetch types) and surface new TypeScript compile errors. Prefer adjusting code to the newer, more accurate types rather than relaxing typings or pinning back. (flagged by both Pattern Matcher and Architect)

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[operon-ensemble-reviewer]

Ensemble Code Review

Verdict: approve

Summary: This is a clean, mechanical Dependabot bump of @types/node from 25.9.3 to 26.1.1 (a devDependency) across all three workspace packages and the lockfile. The Verifier grounded that all package.json files and pnpm-lock.yaml consistently reference ^26.1.1 (resolved 26.1.1) with zero stale references to 25.9.3, and transitive updates (undici-types 8.3.0, postcss, nanoid) are consistent. All three reviewers approved with no blocking issues.

Findings (none — all reviewers approved)

No correctness, security, or contract issues found. The Verifier confirmed all three package.json files and the lockfile consistently reference @types/node@26.1.1 with no leftover references to the old version. This is a dev-only type bump with no runtime code changes and no public API, data format, or operational impact. The Architect's P1 concerns are all forward-looking CI/typecheck reminders rather than defects in the diff, so they are captured as suggestions below.

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Suggestions (2)

• Confirm CI/typecheck passes across all workspaces (cli, core, claude-skill) under the new @types/node@26.1.1 — a 25.x→26.x major bump can tighten signatures (e.g. around fs/promises, timers, or undici/Fetch types) and surface new TypeScript compile errors. Prefer adjusting code to the newer, more accurate types rather than relaxing typings (via any) or pinning back. (flagged by Pattern Matcher and Architect)
• If the project targets a specific Node LTS runtime, consider clarifying (via README or an engines field) that @types/node@26.x is used for typings while runtime support is unchanged — this avoids version-skew confusion between dev-time types and the supported runtime. (flagged by Architect)

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