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  • next 15.2.8 -> ^15.5.21 (minor, same major; carries the patched sharp)
  • postcss direct devDependency -> ^8.5.10, XSS via unescaped </style>
    in stringify output, GHSA-qx2v-qp2m-jg93
  • sharp and brace-expansion pinned via overrides

postcss had to be bumped as a direct dependency rather than overridden: npm
rejects an override that conflicts with a declared direct dependency
(EOVERRIDE).

Verified: npm audit reports 0 vulnerabilities.

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- next 15.2.8 -> 15.5.21, pinned exactly as this repo already pinned it;
  carries the patched sharp
- postcss direct devDependency -> ^8.5.10, XSS via unescaped </style> in
  stringify output, GHSA-qx2v-qp2m-jg93
- sharp ^0.35.3 via overrides, libvips CVEs GHSA-f88m-g3jw-g9cj
- brace-expansion pinned per major range

postcss had to be raised as a direct dependency rather than overridden: npm
rejects an override conflicting with a declared direct dependency (EOVERRIDE).

brace-expansion is pinned per major (<2 -> ^1.1.16, 2.x -> ^2.1.2,
>=3 -> >=5.0.7) rather than flat. Its advisories span three disjoint ranges,
and a flat >=5.0.7 forces 5.x onto minimatch@3, which relies on the CJS
`expand` export that 5.x dropped.

An earlier revision of this branch used `^15.5.21` and a flat brace-expansion
override, and Vercel failed the preview deploy while lint and build both
passed in CI and locally under `npm ci` and `npm install`. The build log was
not accessible, so rather than guess, the diff was reduced to the minimum that
still clears every advisory: exact pin restored, override narrowed.

Verified: npm audit 0 vulnerabilities, eslint clean, next build succeeds.
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