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chore: Update pnpm - #203
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This pull request updates the Node.js version requirements and improves dependency and build policy management for the project. The main changes include specifying Node.js 24+ as the minimum required version, updating the
pnpmversion, and introducing stricter dependency policies in the workspace configuration.Node.js and package manager updates:
package.jsonandwebsite/package.json, ensuring consistency across the project. [1] [2]pnpmversion to11.27.0in the rootpackage.jsonfor improved dependency management.CI workflow improvements:
lts/*) for better compatibility and reproducibility. (.github/workflows/lint.yml,.github/workflows/test.yml,.github/workflows/deploy-website.yml,.github/workflows/update-dependencies.yml) [1] [2] [3] [4]Dependency and build policy enforcement:
pnpm-workspace.yaml, including minimum release age for packages, blocking exotic subdependencies, and setting trust policies to prevent downgrades. This helps maintain a more secure and stable dependency tree.