Add package-lock.json to fix CI npm cache failure #5
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[WIP] Fix security check failure in CI workflow
Add package-lock.json to fix CI npm cache failure
Dec 30, 2025
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The CI workflow uses
cache: 'npm'inactions/setup-node@v4, which requires a package-lock.json file. The Setup Node.js step was failing because this file was missing and explicitly ignored.Changes
package-lock.jsonwith lockfileVersion 3package-lock.jsonfrom.gitignoreto track dependency versionsThis ensures reproducible builds and enables npm dependency caching in CI.
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