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Bumps browserslist 4.25.1 → 4.29.4 (lockfile only) to patch GHSA-73wf-gq98-2v4g (high). Its deps (caniuse-lite, electron-to-chromium, node-releases, update-browserslist-db) were bumped and baseline-browser-mapping added, as 4.29.4 requires.

Usage: Dev-only transitive dep. Babel (@babel/helper-compilation-targets) and core-js-compat (via eslint-plugin-unicorn) use it to resolve browser targets. Not part of the published package.

Change Log

• 4.29.4: Fixed joined version bounds in version ray/range queries; fixed whitespace processing.
• 4.29.3: Updated Firefox ESR.
• 4.29.2: Fixed ignoring null usage in cover X in Y query.
• 4.29.1: Fixed config name loading protection on Windows; case-insensitive negation, percentage and supports queries.
• 4.29.0: Added query continuations across lines and array entries.
• 4.28.9: Improved or parsing performance.
• 4.28.8: Fixed including kaios in baseline queries.
• 4.28.7: Improved parsing performance; fixed unbounded memory growth; fixed prototype write issue (this advisory).
• 4.28.6: Fixed Electron version queries.
• 4.28.5: Fixed > and >= queries.
• 4.28.4: Fixed SyntaxError regression of 4.28.3.
• 4.28.3: Fixed baseline query case-insensitivity.
• 4.28.2: Fixed prototype pollution.
• 4.28.1: Removed Baseline warning.
• 4.28.0: Added firefox >= esr query.
• 4.27.0: Added BROWSERSLIST_TRACE_WARNING env var.
• 4.26.3: Fixed throwOnMissing with extends query.
• 4.26.2: Fixed baseline-browser-mapping version requirement.
• 4.26.1: Updated Firefox ESR.
• 4.26.0: Added Baseline queries.
• 4.25.4: Fixed Windows support for custom stats.
• 4.25.3: Fixed ReDoS.
• 4.25.2: Fixed Node.js --permission support.

Related Issues

https://github.com/Expensify/Expensify/issues/695667

Linked E/App PR

N/A: dev-only lockfile change; the published package is unchanged.

Automated Tests

None added; lockfile-only. Melvin ran npm ci, lint, typecheck, build and jest locally: all pass, except SQLiteProviderTest, which can't load the native better-sqlite3 binary in the sandbox (unrelated).

Manual Tests

1. npm ci, then npm ls browserslist: shows only 4.29.4.
2. npm audit: no browserslist advisory.
3. npm run lint, npm run typecheck, npm run build, npm test: all pass.

Author Checklist

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Screenshots/Videos

Android: Native

Android: mWeb Chrome

iOS: Native

iOS: mWeb Safari

MacOS: Chrome / Safari

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