npm: update js-yaml in non-dev dependencies and bump jest/ts-jest #8662
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| xmlbuilder2@4.0.1: | ||
| resolution: {integrity: sha512-vXeky0YRVjhx5pseJDQLk0F6u7gyA8++ceVOS88r4dWu4lWdY/ZjbL45QrN+g0GzZLg1D5AkzThpikZa98SC/g==} | ||
| engines: {node: '>=20.0'} |
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The lockfile now resolves xmlbuilder2 to 4.0.1, which declares engines: {node: ">=20.0"}. The repository’s runtime is pinned to Node 18 via src/.nvmrc (lts/hydrogen), and xmlbuilder2 is a production dependency for the Next RSS feed. Installing or running the server with the documented Node 18 toolchain will now hit an engine mismatch (and likely runtime incompatibilities) introduced by this bump.
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ts-jest should be at least 4.1.1, but is blocked on jest/ts-jest. It's just a dev dependency, though.