chore(deps-dev): bump @types/node from 24.9.2 to 24.10.1 in /apps/frontend

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Bumps @types/node from 24.9.2 to 24.10.1.

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@types/node 24.10.1 changelog breaking changes

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There isn’t a dedicated human-written changelog for @types/node releases (breaking changes track Node’s own API/semver and you must inspect the DT commits/PRs or Node’s release notes). See discussion/issue and guidance on where to look: [DefinitelyTyped issue asking for a changelog][1], and the @types/node release listing (shows 24.10.1 published) [2]. For concrete breaking changes, review the DefinitelyTyped commits/PRs that produced 24.10.1 or the Node.js v24.10.0/24.x release notes (type defs normally follow Node API changes). [3][4]

Sources:

1. Issue requesting a changelog on DefinitelyTyped. [https://github.com/Where do I find a changelog for this @types/node? DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped#52998] [1]
2. @types/node release listing (npm / release tracker showing 24.10.1). [2]
3. DefinitelyTyped discussions about breaking changes in @types/node. [https://github.com/[@types/node] v18.13.0 Breaking Change DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped#64262] [4]
4. Node.js release notes (example: v24.10.0). [https://nodejs.org/blog/release/v24.10.0] [3]

If you want, I can fetch the specific DefinitelyTyped commit/PR diff that produced the 24.10.1 bump and list the exact type changes/breaking edits.

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@fingertips18: Yes, this PR is safe to merge with no breaking changes! ✅

Here's my analysis:

1. All CI checks passed successfully:

   • ✅ Frontend Quality Checks (would catch TypeScript compilation errors)
   • ✅ Security scan
   • ✅ All other status checks

2. @types/node is a devDependency: This package only contains TypeScript type definitions and doesn't affect runtime behavior. Any incompatible type changes would have been caught during the TypeScript compilation in your CI pipeline.

3. Version change (24.9.2 → 24.10.1): This is a minor version bump in the type definitions that tracks Node.js API updates. Since your build passed, the type changes are compatible with your codebase.

4. GitHub status: The PR is marked as MERGEABLE with no conflicts.

You can confidently merge this Dependabot PR. The update will provide the latest TypeScript type definitions for Node.js APIs without introducing any breaking changes to your frontend application.