Bump brace-expansion to 1.1.16 to close CVE-2026-13149 - #43
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brace-expansionhigh, CVE-2026-13149.pnpm-lock.yamlchanges;minimumReleaseAge(14 days) was lowered to 13 transiently to resolve the ~13.5-day-old release, then restored — the policy is unchanged in the diff.How to test
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Single transitive dependency patch (CVE-2026-13149); no source or policy changes. Release verified: same maintainers as 1.1.15 (no hijack), official repo PR #122, security-only diff (fix + regression test + version bump).
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