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build(take): Update Next.js version to 15.2.8 in package.json#212

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build(take): Update Next.js version to 15.2.8 in package.json#212
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Upgrade Next.js to 15.2.8 with corresponding lockfile updates.

  • Dependencies:
    • Upgrade next to 15.2.8 in package.json.
    • Lockfile updates reflecting the Next.js bump (e.g., @next/env).

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"license": "MIT",
"peer": true,
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Bug: Critical dependencies incorrectly marked as peer dependencies

The lockfile incorrectly marks next, react, react-dom, nextra, and @types/node with "peer": true even though these are direct dependencies in package.json. This corrupted lockfile state can cause npm ci or fresh installs to fail or behave unexpectedly, as npm may not properly install these packages assuming they'll be provided by a parent package. The lockfile needs to be regenerated correctly.

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