chore(deps-dev): Bump @types/node from 22.20.1 to 22.20.2 in the dev-dependencies group - #36

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The change is a routine patch-level bump of the @types/node dev dependency from 22.20.1 to 22.20.2 and looks sound as submitted. The diff is confined to the dev-dependencies group in package.json, with no production runtime dependencies affected and no source files modified, so there is no risk of altering shipped behavior. Automated tooling (Dependabot) drove the bump, and the version jump is a single patch increment within the same 22.x line, which is consistent with the project's prior update cadence.

Because this is purely a type-definition update in a dev-only dependency, the practical risk surface is minimal: build and CI runs exercise the new types, and any incompatibility would surface immediately during tsc or test execution rather than in production. There are no lockfile inconsistencies, no peer-dependency implications for @types/node itself, and no concurrent changes in this PR that could mask a type-related regression.

Overall this is a low-risk, mechanical dependency maintenance change. Recommend merging once CI is green and continuing to keep @types/node aligned with the Node runtime version used by the project. If the maintainers want to be extra cautious, a quick npm run build and npm test locally before merge will confirm the type bump integrates cleanly, but no further changes are required from this review.