build(deps-dev): bump cypress from 13.15.2 to 13.16.0 in /todo-list

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Bumps cypress from 13.15.2 to 13.16.0.

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v13.16.0

Changelog: https://docs.cypress.io/guides/references/changelog#13-16-0

Commits

• 5c21c4b chore: release 13.16.0 (#30650)
• 6e523b0 chore(deps): update dependency cypress-example-kitchensink to 3.1.2 (#30640)
• 82f45c5 feat: added ability to specify the default browser in cypress config (#30517)
• 4bf8e58 fix: ensure that each js file served up by vite dev server has an inline sour...
• 50db03b docs: add contributing restriction for ubuntu 24.10 (#30617)
• 0975b2f feat: update the protocol to be able to flex logic based on project config (#...
• 8fe4499 chore: Update Chrome (stable) to 131.0.6778.69 (#30608)
• 0b0143a chore: update v8 snapshot cache action to not squash merge on conflicts (#30598)
• 55888e8 chore: Update Chrome (beta) to 131.0.6778.33 (#30573)
• 52da561 chore: Update v8 snapshot cache - windows (#30570)
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• Bump Cypress from version 13.15.2 to 13.16.0 in the development dependencies.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This is a routine dependency update PR that bumps Cypress from version 13.15.2 to 13.16.0 in the todo-list project. The update includes new features like the ability to specify default browser in Cypress config, fixes for Vite dev server source maps, and various maintenance updates.

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Change	Details	Files
Update of Cypress development dependency to latest version	Bump Cypress version from 13.15.2 to 13.16.0 Add support for specifying default browser in Cypress config Fix Vite dev server source map handling Update Chrome stable to 131.0.6778.69 Update Chrome beta to 131.0.6778.33	todo-list/package-lock.json

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• Updated Cypress from 13.15.2 to 13.16.0.
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Potential issues, bugs, and flaws that can introduce unwanted behavior:

1. Version Upgrades Without Testing:

   • /todo-list/package-lock.json
     • The upgrade from "cypress": "^13.15.2" to "cypress": "^13.16.0" should be accompanied by regression testing to ensure that the application is not affected by breaking changes introduced in the new version. This step is crucial, as Cypress updates may include changes that can alter previous functionality.

2. Integrity Hashes for Security:

   • /todo-list/package-lock.json
     • While the integrity hashes for the updated package are present, ensure that they match the latest version to avoid issues with package integrity verification. Regular validation is recommended to mitigate risks of package tampering.

Code suggestions and improvements for better exception handling, logic, standardization, and consistency:

1. Lock File Management:

   • /todo-list/package-lock.json
     • Consider utilizing version control best practices which encourage regenerating the package-lock.json file after confirming compatibility with all dependencies. This ensures the lock file accurately reflects the dependencies and their versions installed, minimizing discrepancies that might arise from manual edits.

2. Documenting Dependency Changes:

   • /todo-list/package-lock.json
     • To maintain good development practices, add comments or documentation regarding the dependency version updates in the project’s changelog or README file. This helps in clarity for future developers regarding why a dependency was updated and any potential impacts it might have on the project.

3. Consistent Use of Package Management Commands:

   • /todo-list/package-lock.json
     • Instead of manually upgrading the version in the lock file, use npm or yarn commands (like npm update cypress or yarn upgrade cypress) to ensure that the package and the lock file remain synchronized. This helps avoid situation discrepancies in version numbers and resolves related issues effectively.

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Package	New capabilities	Transitives	Size	Publisher
npm/[email protected]	Transitive: environment, eval, filesystem, network, shell, unsafe	+167	27.4 MB	brian-mann, cypress-npm-publisher

🚮 Removed packages: npm/[email protected]

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This pull request is ready ✅ for merge/squash.

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Automatically approved by gstraccini[bot]

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@dependabot squash and merge

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