fix: resolve production npm audit findings#53
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Summary
This combines the safer parts of #48 with the missing PostCSS override needed to clear the production npm audit.
Changes:
nextto16.2.7eslint-config-nextto16.2.7shadcnfrom runtime dependencies to devDependenciespostcss^8.5.10package-lock.jsonWhy
#38 still leaves production audit vulnerabilities. #48 gets much closer, but
npm audit --omit=devstill reportsnext/bundledpostcss. Adding the PostCSS override on top of #48 clears the production audit while keeping the build green.Verification
Run with Node 24 / npm 11:
Results:
npm ci✅npm run check✅ lint, typecheck, and Next build passednpm audit --omit=dev --json✅ 0 production vulnerabilitiesnpm audit --jsonstill reports dev-only transitive findingsNo runtime behavior changes intended.