chore: set bun minimumReleaseAge to 7 days

[macalinao]

Adds a root bunfig.toml setting Bun's install-time minimum release age to 7 days (604800 seconds).

[install]
minimumReleaseAge = 604800

With this set, bun install will refuse to resolve npm package versions published less than 7 days ago, falling back to the newest version that is old enough. This is a supply-chain mitigation: compromised releases are typically caught and yanked within hours to days of publication, so a cooldown window keeps freshly-published malicious versions out of the dependency graph.

No exclusions (minimumReleaseAgeExcludes) are configured.

Verified with bun install --dry-run (bun 1.3.13) — resolves cleanly, no lockfile changes.

Summary by Sourcery

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• Add root bunfig.toml with install.minimumReleaseAge set to 7 days to enforce a release age cooldown for dependencies.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated package installation settings to require dependencies to be at least seven days old before installation.

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Walkthrough

Bun installation now requires package versions to be at least seven days old.

Changes

Bun installation policy

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Configure minimum package release age bunfig.toml	The Bun [install] configuration sets minimumReleaseAge to 604800 seconds.

Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~2 minutes

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Reviewer's Guide

Adds a root Bun configuration (bunfig.toml) to enforce a 7-day minimum age for npm package releases during bun install as a supply-chain mitigation.

Sequence diagram for bun install minimumReleaseAge behavior

sequenceDiagram
  actor Developer
  participant BunCLI as Bun
  participant NpmRegistry

  Developer->>BunCLI: bun install
  BunCLI->>NpmRegistry: resolve package versions
  NpmRegistry-->>BunCLI: available_versions
  alt [version_age >= minimumReleaseAge]
    BunCLI->>BunCLI: select newest_eligible_version
  else [no eligible version]
    BunCLI->>Developer: fail install (too recent releases)
  end
  BunCLI-->>Developer: dependencies installed using cooled versions

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Configure Bun installs to only resolve npm package versions at least 7 days old.	Introduce a new root Bun configuration file with an [install] section. Set the minimumReleaseAge to 604800 seconds (7 days) to gate acceptable package versions. Document the intent with an inline comment explaining the 7-day age requirement. Verified via bun install --dry-run that dependencies resolve without altering the lockfile.	bunfig.toml

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