Bump @types/node from 24.10.13 to 24.12.0

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Bumps @types/node from 24.10.13 to 24.12.0.

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QA Instructions

Summary

This PR updates the @types/node package from version 24.10.13 to 24.12.0. The update includes minor version changes and type definitions for Node.js. The change primarily impacts TypeScript-based code that relies on @types/node. No application logic is changed.

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Test Environment Setup

1. Ensure you have Node.js version >=18.x and npm installed.
2. Run npm install to update the project dependencies with the new version of @types/node.

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Test Scenarios

1. Compilation of Existing TypeScript Code

   • Steps:
     1. Run npm run build or tsc in the root directory of the project.
   • Expected Result:
     • The TypeScript project should compile successfully without any type errors or warnings related to the @types/node package.

2. Run Unit Tests

   • Steps:
     1. Ensure the test dependencies are installed by running npm install.
     2. Execute the test suite using npm run test or vitest.
   • Expected Result:
     • All tests should pass without any errors or failures.
     • Pay close attention to tests in src/*.test.ts files that might use Node.js modules/types.

3. Manual Verification of Type Usage

   • Steps:
     1. Inspect type-heavy areas of the project, especially any usage of Node.js-specific types (e.g., fs, http, child_process, etc.).
     2. Open files like those in src/github.ts, src/provider-factory.ts, or any code importing Node.js modules.
     3. Confirm that expected types (e.g., Buffer, Process, etc.) are recognized and correct.
   • Expected Result:
     • There should be no new type mismatch or errors introduced by the new version of @types/node.

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Regression Risks

• The update impacts TypeScript definitions for Node.js, so any part of the codebase that uses Node.js modules, global objects, or type utilities (e.g., ReadableStream, Buffer, etc.) could potentially have compatibility issues.
• Key areas to monitor during testing:
  • TypeScript-heavy scripts for GitHub API (src/github.ts, src/github-models.ts)
  • File operations involving Node.js fs (e.g., tests or local file reads)
  • HTTP-related scripts leveraging axios or built-in Node.js HTTP modules.

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Things to Watch For

• Changes to existing Node.js type definitions could impact functionality if implicit type assumptions have changed. Double-check any custom typings if new errors or warnings occur during testing.

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