fix: Delete package-lock.json to eliminate malicious fsevents (MAL-2023-462)#27
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…23-462) The lock file pins fsevents to a malicious version that has been removed from the npm registry. Deleting the lock file ensures a fresh npm install will resolve only safe versions. fsevents is a transitive optional dependency (via webpack/chokidar) that was never directly required.
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package-lock.jsonto eliminate maliciousfseventsdependency (MAL-2023-462)Why delete the lock file?
fseventsis a transitive dependency (via webpack/chokidar), not directnpm installwill generate a clean lock file with safe versionsImpact