fix: major slowdown if node_modules in chart with TS enabled#558
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This pull request updates the version of the werf/3p-helm dependency to resolve a major performance slowdown that occurs when node_modules directories are included in Helm charts with TypeScript enabled, ensuring faster processing times without altering core functionality.
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