featute/update-packages

[AndrewHanasiro]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated various development dependencies to bolster overall performance and security.
  • Revised the TypeScript configuration to target a modern JavaScript standard.
• Refactor
  • Enhanced project settings to support a more flexible preprocessing setup, enabling future configuration expansions.

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Walkthrough

This update adjusts several configuration files. In package.json, multiple development dependency versions have been bumped to their newer releases. The Svelte configuration in svelte.config.js now wraps the preprocessor in an array instead of a singular function call, enabling future scalability. Additionally, tsconfig.json includes a new "target": "es2021" setting in its compiler options.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
package.json	Updated numerous dev dependency versions (e.g., @eslint/compat, @fontsource/fira-mono, @neoconfetti/svelte, @playwright/test, Svelte adapters, TypeScript, etc.).
svelte.config.js	Modified the preprocess property from preprocess: vitePreprocess() to preprocess: [vitePreprocess()] to support future multiple preprocessors.
tsconfig.json	Added a new "target": "es2021" property under compilerOptions to specify ECMAScript 2021 as the compilation target.

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I'm a little bunny, hopping through code so bright,
Upgrading dependencies with a joyful delight.
Svelte now preps in an array so neat,
And TS targets ES2021—a modern beat!
With every change, my hops grow light,
Coding adventures bring pure bunny insight.
🐰🌟

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tsconfig.json (1)

12-12: Modern JavaScript Target Configuration.
The addition of "target": "es2021" in the compilerOptions is well-aligned with the updated TypeScript dependency (^5.8.2). This setting enables ECMAScript 2021 language features during transpilation. Please verify that all intended runtime environments fully support ES2021 features.

svelte.config.js (1)

8-8: Enhanced Preprocessor Configuration.
Wrapping vitePreprocess() inside an array (i.e., using preprocess: [vitePreprocess()]) provides a scalable way to include multiple preprocessors in the future. This change is straightforward and fits well with the update in the Svelte ecosystem dependencies.

package.json (1)

17-38: Comprehensive Dependency Upgrades.
The updated versions for multiple development dependencies (such as @sveltejs/kit, typescript, and various ESLint and Prettier packages) help ensure the project stays current with the ecosystem improvements and bug fixes. Please ensure that your test suite covers integration points affected by these upgrades and that no breaking changes have been introduced in the updated libraries.

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