Update esbuild and other dev dependencies

[esimkowitz]

Resolves a security advisory

[coderabbitai]

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This pull request updates dependency version numbers in two package configuration files. In both configurations, several packages have been updated to newer minor versions. In one configuration, updates include a version bump for the Sass package along with changes to ESLint-related dev dependencies. In the other configuration, multiple dependencies such as ESLint, Storybook packages, Tailwind CSS integration, Node types, and Vite plugins have been updated. Additionally, there is an introduction of version constraints for the esbuild package in the resolutions section. All changes are limited to minor version increments and adjustments to maintain compatibility with evolving package releases.

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package.json (3)

161-164: LGTM! The esbuild resolutions effectively address potential security concerns.

The addition of esbuild resolutions ensures all transitive dependencies use version ^0.25, preventing potential version conflicts and security vulnerabilities from older versions.

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36-44: LGTM! Coordinated Storybook package updates.

All Storybook-related packages have been consistently updated to version ^8.5.4, maintaining version alignment across the ecosystem.

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34-34: LGTM! Consistent ESLint ecosystem updates.

ESLint-related packages (@eslint/js, eslint, typescript-eslint) have been updated in sync, ensuring compatibility across the toolchain.

Also applies to: 68-68, 85-85

docs/package.json (1)

36-36: LGTM! Synchronized dependency versions with main package.json.

The updates to sass, @eslint/js, eslint, and typescript-eslint maintain version consistency with the main project, ensuring a unified development environment.

Also applies to: 42-42, 46-46, 58-58

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