Fix all remaining dependency vulnerabilities#31
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Ran a full dependency audit and found a bunch of vulnerabilities across both the Python and JS stacks. Decided to clean them all up in one go.
What this PR does:
aiohttp(→3.13.3),torch(→2.8.0), andtransformers(→4.53.0) inpyproject.toml, then ranuv lock --upgradeto pull in fixed versions of all the transitive deps too —urllib3,filelock,starlette,pillow,protobuf,h11, and a handful of others.pnpm update—svelte,@sveltejs/kit,storybook, and their transitive deps (minimatch,rollup,devalue,immutable) all came in clean. The last one wasdompurifypulled in bymermaid, which needed a small override since mermaid hasn't updated its dependency range yet.Both
pip-auditandpnpm auditare now reporting zero vulnerabilities.