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[CVE-Lite-CLI] fix: upgrade ts-jest (1 vulnerability resolved) - #1305

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Automated security fixes applied by CVE Lite CLI, an OWASP Lab Project for JS/TS dependency vulnerability scanning.

Fixed packages

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  • Findings before: 2
  • Findings after: 2

Only validated direct dependency upgrades are included. Transitive vulnerabilities require parent package upgrades or upstream releases.

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No new vulnerabilities introduced by this PR

2 existing findings on the base branch are unchanged by this PR.

Posted because this PR changes dependencies. Nothing is posted when they are untouched.

Scanned by CVE Lite CLI, a free and open source OWASP project.

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…ries (#1307)

The self-scan raised three critical alerts on handlebars@4.7.9 after #1305 bumped
ts-jest: GHSA-8r5x-fm3f-whwj, GHSA-p8wg-vrv2-v86f and GHSA-xw65-4hp5-5hc7, all
fixed in 4.7.10.

No version bump needed anywhere. ts-jest declares handlebars ^4.7.9, which
already permits 4.7.10, so this is the within-range case our own output described
as "ts-jest already permits handlebars@4.7.10". Only the lockfile moves.

Our own scan now reports zero critical and zero high, with one medium left:
sprintf-js@1.0.3, transitive through jest and genuinely unfixable, since 1.1.3 is
the newest published version and carries the same advisory.

Closes #1306
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