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chore(deps)!: migrate jsdom ^29.1.1 → ^30.0.1 - #177

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Migration: jsdom

^29.1.1^30.0.1

This breaks the existing constraint, so it is not a routine bump — the package is signalling a breaking change. Generator code or templates may need to change alongside it.

CI will tell you: if test-flows passes as-is, this is just a version bump after all. If it fails, that failure is the work.

This branch is yours now — the bot will not touch it again. Leaving this PR open tells the bot you have this in hand, and keeps jsdom out of the Rollup.


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Pull request overview

Updates the scaffolded NPM dependency set to use jsdom ^30.0.1 (from ^29.1.1) so newly generated projects/tests that rely on the jsdom environment will pick up the new major version.

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  • Bumped jsdom in the central NPM dependency map from ^29.1.1 to ^30.0.1.

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