fix(deps): vuln minor upgrades — 4 packages (minor: 3 · patch: 1) [node_modules/is-plain-object] - #47
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Summary: High-severity security update — 4 packages upgraded (MINOR changes included)
Manifests changed:
node_modules/is-plain-object(npm)✅ Action Required: Please review the changes below. If they look good, approve and merge this PR.
Updates
Packages marked with "-" are updated due to dependency constraints.
Security Details
🚨 Critical & High Severity (4 fixed)
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Update Mode: Vulnerability Remediation (High)
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