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npm audit fix within existing semver ranges, plus aws-cdk CLI ^2.1148.1 so the CLI can read the cloud assembly schema from aws-cdk-lib 2.276.0.
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What
Resolves every open critical and high npm advisory in
/cdkwith one lockfile refresh. It replaces the individual Dependabot PRs that had piled up.npm audit fixwithin the existing semver ranges: handlebars 4.7.10, js-yaml 3.15.2, brace-expansion 5.0.12+, browserslist, baseline-browser-mapping, fast-uri, and aws-cdk-lib 2.276.0.aws-cdkCLI raised to^2.1148.1. aws-cdk-lib 2.276.0 writes cloud assembly schema 55, which older CLIs can't read, so synth fails without this bump.Verified
tsc,jestandcdk synthof all stacks pass locally. CI runs the same checks on this PR.Remaining (moderate/low, not addressed here)
Once this merges, Dependabot closes its superseded PRs on its next run.