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Patch Dependabot findings across web, desktop and Python runtimes - #190
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Remediates the stored baseline of 124 Dependabot alerts across npm, document Python and optional dictation dependencies. Every baseline vulnerable range was checked against the resulting locks; npm and all 64 pinned Python packages currently audit with zero known findings.
Validation:
npm ci; all-level npm audit: 0. pip-audit: 64 packages, 0 findings, none skipped. Complete binary/hash resolutions pass for Linux amd64 and arm64.Detailed remediation, versions and evidence
Limits: native runtime execution was Linux/macOS arm64; amd64 Python wheels were resolved/hash-verified. Local ad-hoc signing is not Developer ID signing/notarization. Electron 42's supported-major migration remains follow-up work. The report identifies the pre-existing missing historical MCP test command and the directly executed current provider migration coverage.
No release/tag/deployment or merge is included. GitHub alerts close only after the default branch is updated and its dependency graph is reanalyzed.