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fix(deps): patch fast-uri and undici vulnerabilities - #2278
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Patch the transitive
fast-uriv3 line to 3.1.9 and the separateundiciv6/v7 lines to 6.29.1/7.30.1. Major-scoped pnpm overrides retain the existing API boundaries and prevent vulnerable versions from being reintroduced.Addresses Dependabot alert #191, Dependabot alert #190, Dependabot alert #186, Dependabot alert #185, Dependabot alert #184, Dependabot alert #183.
Validation: frozen install, live
pnpm audit --json,pnpm test, andpnpm build.The resulting dependency audit reports zero vulnerabilities.
Consume the published Mermaid v5.1.3 module so Hinode also ships the patched runtime distribution. Clean root/example outputs contain exactly the 105 expected Mermaid files and no obsolete vulnerable KaTeX renderers.
The consumer update passed independent full template/lint tests, both builds, zero audit, artifact byte comparison, and inherited-trust/prototype-pollution behavior checks.