Update dependencies and remove yarn.lock to standardize on npm#116
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Update dependencies and remove yarn.lock to standardize on npm#116PaulChass wants to merge 2 commits intobttmly:masterfrom
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Summary
This pull request updates the project dependencies to address security vulnerabilities and deprecated packages, and removes the
yarn.lockfile to standardize on npm for dependency management.Changes Made
node-staticwithserve-staticoptimistwithyargsminimistto fix critical vulnerabilityyarn.lockfile to standardize on npm.Verification
npm auditto ensure no vulnerabilities remain.Additional Notes
Standardizing on a single package manager helps maintain consistency and avoids confusion for contributors and users of the project.