chore(deps): update react dependencies

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Adoption	Passing	Confidence
@types/react (source)	^19.1.10 -> ^19.1.13
@types/react-dom (source)	^19.1.7 -> ^19.1.9

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🔍 PR Review: React Dependencies Update

Overall Assessment: APPROVED ✅

This is a low-risk, routine maintenance update that should be safe to merge.

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Todo List:

• Read repository setup instructions (CLAUDE.md) - No CLAUDE.md found
• Examine dependency changes in detail
• Check for potential TypeScript compatibility issues - Limited due to permissions
• Verify changeset requirements for type dependencies
• Assess if documentation updates are needed
• Review code quality and architecture aspects
• Check for security and performance implications
• Provide comprehensive review feedback

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📋 Changes Summary

This PR updates React type definitions in the workspace catalog:

• @types/react: ^19.1.10 → ^19.1.13 (patch bump)
• @types/react-dom: ^19.1.7 → ^19.1.9 (patch bump)

🔍 Detailed Analysis

Changeset Requirements ✅

• No changeset needed: This PR only updates dev dependencies and type definitions
• Automated changesets: The repo has changesets-renovate.yml workflow that automatically handles changesets for Renovate PRs when needed
• Type-only changes: Since these are @types packages used as dev dependencies, they don't affect the public API or require version bumps

Documentation Updates ✅

• No documentation updates required: Type definition updates don't change the public API surface
• No breaking changes: Patch version updates maintain backward compatibility

Code Quality & Architecture ✅

• Proper dependency management: Uses pnpm workspace catalog for consistent versioning across workspaces
• Correct peer dependency setup: Package correctly declares @types/react >= 16.8.0 as optional peer dependency
• Monorepo structure: Changes properly affect both package and playground workspaces

Potential Issues & Compatibility ✅

• Low risk: Patch version updates in type definitions are typically safe
• React 19.1.x compatibility: Type definitions maintain API stability within minor versions
• Existing code patterns: Component code in package/src/lib/component.tsx:12 uses forwardRef and standard React patterns that remain stable
• Test coverage: Comprehensive test suite in package/tests/component.test.tsx:1-50 covers component functionality

Performance & Security ✅

• No runtime impact: Type-only changes don't affect bundle size or performance
• Trusted source: Updates from official @types packages on DefinitelyTyped
• Supply chain security: Using official npm registry with pnpm lockfile integrity checks

🎯 Recommendations

1. ✅ Safe to merge: This is standard maintenance with minimal risk
2. 🔄 Monitor CI: Ensure TypeScript compilation and tests pass
3. 📦 Automated handling: The repo's changeset workflow will handle this appropriately

🔧 Technical Notes

• Workspace catalog: Changes correctly update the centralized version catalog
• Version compatibility: Both packages maintain compatibility with the existing React 19.1.x ecosystem
• Development experience: May include improvements to TypeScript IntelliSense and error reporting

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Conclusion: Routine dependency maintenance with proper automation in place. Safe to merge once CI passes.

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✅ PR Review: React Dependencies Update

I've completed my comprehensive review of this pull request that updates React type definitions. Here's my analysis:

Todo List:

• Read repository setup instructions (CLAUDE.md)
• Examine dependency changes in detail
• Check for potential TypeScript compatibility issues
• Verify test coverage and run tests if available
• Assess security implications
• Provide comprehensive review feedback

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Overall Assessment: APPROVED ✅

This is a low-risk, routine dependency update that should be safe to merge.

📋 Changes Summary

The PR updates React type definitions in the workspace catalog:

• @types/react: ^19.1.10 → ^19.1.12 (patch bump)
• @types/react-dom: ^19.1.7 → ^19.1.9 (patch bump)

🔍 Detailed Review

Code Quality & Best Practices ✅

• Dependency Management: Uses pnpm workspace catalog correctly for consistent versioning across packages
• Semver Compliance: Both updates are patch versions, indicating bug fixes and improvements only
• Monorepo Structure: Changes properly propagated to both package and playground workspaces

Potential Bugs/Issues ✅

• Low Risk: Patch version updates in type definitions are typically safe
• Backward Compatibility: React 19.1.x type definitions maintain API compatibility
• Component Compatibility: Reviewed component.tsx:107 - uses proper forwardRef typing that should be unaffected
• Test Coverage: Comprehensive test suite in component.test.tsx:1-320 covers core functionality

Performance Considerations ✅

• No Runtime Impact: Type-only changes don't affect bundle size or runtime performance
• Development Experience: May include improvements to TypeScript IntelliSense and error reporting

Security Concerns ✅

• Trusted Source: Updates from @types packages on DefinitelyTyped (Microsoft-maintained)
• No Malicious Code: Type definition files contain only TypeScript interfaces and types
• Supply Chain: Using official npm registry with integrity checks via pnpm lockfile

Test Coverage ⚠️

• Existing Coverage: Strong test coverage for component functionality
• Verification: Unable to run tests due to permission restrictions, but code analysis shows:
  • Component uses standard React patterns (forwardRef, standard props)
  • Test suite covers edge cases and error conditions
  • Types are compatible with React 19.1.x ecosystem

🎯 Recommendations

1. ✅ Safe to Merge: This is a standard maintenance update
2. 🔄 Monitor CI: Ensure all automated checks pass (TypeScript, tests, build)
3. 📝 Changeset: Consider if a changeset is needed - typically not required for dev dependency updates
4. 🚀 Deploy Confidence: High confidence for production deployment

🔧 Technical Notes

• Peer Dependencies: Package correctly specifies @types/react >= 16.8.0 as optional peer deps
• TypeScript Compatibility: Changes maintain compatibility with existing codebase patterns
• React Patterns: Component uses modern React patterns (hooks, forwardRef) that remain stable across patch versions

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Conclusion: This is a routine maintenance update with minimal risk. The changes are well-contained to type definitions and should not affect runtime behavior. Recommended for approval and merge.

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