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Using exact dependency versions can be harmful, as it blocks downstream bug fixes, security patches, and new features. It can also increase the risk of duplicate packages in node_modules, leading to subtle, hard-to-debug issues.

This PR changes all user-facing dependencies from x.y.z to ^x.y.z, allowing end users to automatically benefit from compatible updates as they are released.

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    • Updated dependency version ranges to allow automatic minor and patch updates for several packages.

Using exact dependency versions can be harmful, as it blocks downstream bug fixes, security patches, and new features. It can also increase the risk of duplicate packages in node_modules, leading to subtle, hard-to-debug issues.

This PR changes all user-facing dependencies from x.y.z to ^x.y.z, allowing end users to automatically benefit from compatible updates as they are released.
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The package.json file was updated to change the version specifications of all dependencies in the dependencies section from exact versions to caret (^) ranges. This affects the packages debug, jsonwebtoken, node-forge, and verror. No other files or functionality were modified.

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Dependency Version Ranges
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Changed dependency versions from exact to caret (^) ranges for debug, jsonwebtoken, node-forge, and verror.

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20-25: Node Engine Constraints Verified

All updated caret ranges for your dependencies still satisfy our top-level engines.node >= 14 requirement:

No package currently demands a Node version above 14, so there’s no need to adjust the project’s engines.node field or pin any dependency at this time.


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✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 95.84%. Comparing base (3f9f286) to head (b9fd03c).

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