build(deps-dev): bump jsdom from 24.1.3 to 26.1.0

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Summary by Sourcery

Upgrade jsdom to version 26.1.0 and regenerate the lockfile to apply related transitive dependency updates

Enhancements:

• Raise jsdom's peer dependency on canvas to ^3.0.0 and its Node engine requirement to >=18

Chores:

• Bump jsdom dev dependency from ^24.1.3 to ^26.1.0 in package.json
• Regenerate pnpm-lock.yaml to update jsdom and numerous transitive dependencies

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Reviewer's Guide

Dependabot upgrades the jsdom dev dependency to v26.1.0 and regenerates the pnpm lockfile, resulting in numerous transitive dependency bumps and the inclusion of new CSS parsing packages.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Bump jsdom to 26.1.0 and adjust its peerDependency	Update jsdom specifier to ^26.1.0 in package.json Update jsdom version entries to 26.1.0 in pnpm-lock.yaml Adjust jsdom peerDependency canvas requirement to ^3.0.0	package.json pnpm-lock.yaml
Regenerate lockfile with updated transitive dependencies	Upgrade core HTTP and proxy agents (agent-base, https-proxy-agent) Bump ws, parse5, tough-cookie, tr46, whatwg-url, nwsapi Update utility libs (debug, decimal.js, entities) Refresh lockfile snapshots to reflect these versions	pnpm-lock.yaml
Add and update CSS parsing dependencies	Add @asamuzakjp/css-color and related @csstools packages (@csstools/css-tokenizer, css-calc, css-color-parser, css-parser-algorithms) Upgrade cssstyle to 4.6.0 and rrweb-cssom to 0.8.0	pnpm-lock.yaml

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