fix(deps): bump rag-evaluation-ui transitive postcss to 8.5.15 (closes #136) - #645
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Adds npm "overrides" entry pinning all transitive copies of postcss to the direct dependency version (8.5.15), removing the nested 8.4.31 bundled inside Next.js. Closes Dependabot alert #136 (GHSA for PostCSS \</style\> XSS).
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Summary
postcss@8.4.31bundled by Next.js insideexamples/python_agent_nodes/rag_evaluation/ui/, which is below the 8.5.10 patch for the unescaped</style>XSS advisory.overridesentry pinning every transitive copy ofpostcssto the direct dependency version (currently^8.5.15), eliminating the nested 8.4.31 frompackage-lock.json.Test plan
npm install --package-lock-only --ignore-scriptsregenerates the lockfile cleanlynode_modules/next/node_modules/postcssno longer appears in the lockfilenpm auditreports 0 vulnerabilities for this exampleCloses #136