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chore: bump browserlist#923

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to avoid the notice.

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This pull request performs a routine maintenance update of the project's dependency lockfile, specifically targeting the browserslist package and its related ecosystem. The main objective is to refresh the browser compatibility data used throughout the project, which helps in preventing warnings caused by stale information and ensures that development tools and build processes operate with the most up-to-date web standards and browser support details.

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  • Core Dependency Update: The primary browserslist package has been updated from version 4.26.3 to 4.28.1.
  • Related Dependency Bumps: Several associated packages, including baseline-browser-mapping, caniuse-lite, electron-to-chromium, node-releases, and update-browserslist-db, have been updated to their latest versions to ensure compatibility and leverage the most current browser data.
  • Warning Resolution: These updates are intended to resolve warnings or 'notices' that may arise from using outdated browser support data, ensuring the project utilizes the most current compatibility information.
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This pull request updates browserslist and its related dependencies to resolve a warning about caniuse-lite being outdated. The changes are confined to the pnpm-lock.yaml file and consist of minor and patch version bumps for several packages. This is an appropriate maintenance task, and the updates appear correct to fix the issue as intended. I find no issues with this change.

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@fi3ework fi3ework merged commit 3aa5f76 into main Jan 30, 2026
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