fix(ci): sync Angular peer deps and add --legacy-peer-deps to npm ci#434
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fix(ci): sync Angular peer deps and add --legacy-peer-deps to npm ci#434
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After dependabot bumped @angular/core and @angular/compiler to 20.3.18 in separate PRs, other Angular packages remained at 20.3.17 in the lockfile. npm 11 strict peer-dep checking caused `npm ci` to fail with a conflicting peer dependency error. - Update package.json: align all @angular/* deps to ^20.3.18 - Regenerate package-lock.json with consistent Angular 20.3.18 versions - Add --legacy-peer-deps to npm ci in CI workflow to prevent future peer-dep conflicts when dependabot bumps Angular packages individually Co-Authored-By: Paperclip <noreply@paperclip.ing>
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After dependabot bumped @angular/core and @angular/compiler to 20.3.18 in separate PRs, other Angular packages remained at 20.3.17 in the lockfile. npm 11 strict peer-dep checking caused
npm cito fail with a conflicting peer dependency error.