fix: force minmatch version for audit

[koblas]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a dependency management concern by explicitly controlling the version of the minimatch package. This ensures that the project adheres to a specific, likely more secure or compatible, version of minimatch across its dependency tree, preventing potential audit failures or unexpected behavior. The changes involve updating the project's lock file and adding an override rule in the package configuration.

Highlights

• Dependency Version Override: An explicit override has been added to package.json to force the minimatch package to a minimum version of ^9.0.7.
• Dependency Resolution Update: The package-lock.json file has been updated to reflect the new minimatch version and resolve various transitive dependencies, including balanced-match and brace-expansion, consolidating their versions.
• Project Version Bump: The main project version in package-lock.json was incremented from 1.11.7 to 1.11.8.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces an overrides field in package.json to force a specific version of the minimatch package, which is a common strategy to resolve security vulnerabilities reported by npm audit. The changes in package-lock.json reflect this override. My only suggestion is to pin the version in the override to ensure future installations don't accidentally pull in a problematic version.

[gemini-code-assist]

For security-related overrides, it's safer to pin the dependency to a specific known-good version instead of using a caret range. This prevents accidentally pulling in a newer version that might reintroduce a vulnerability or have a new one. Since ^9.0.7 resolves to 9.0.9 currently, I'd recommend pinning it to that version.

Suggested change

	"minimatch": "^9.0.7"
	"minimatch": "9.0.9"