Fix yarn.lock lockfile mismatch causing CI workflow failures

[Copilot]

Problem

The CI workflows were failing due to a yarn.lock lockfile mismatch. Specifically, yarn install --frozen-lockfile was failing because the existing yarn.lock file was not in sync with package.json dependencies.

This caused both the Android build workflow and realnet tests workflow to fail during the dependency installation step.

Solution

Updated yarn.lock to be perfectly synchronized with package.json by:

1. Removing the existing yarn.lock file
2. Running yarn install to generate a fresh lockfile based on current package.json
3. Verifying that yarn install --frozen-lockfile now succeeds

Changes

• yarn.lock: Regenerated with current dependency resolutions (2,029 insertions, 2,043 deletions)

The significant changes in the lockfile indicate that many dependencies had version mismatches or resolution conflicts that are now properly resolved.

Verification

✅ yarn install --frozen-lockfile now completes successfully
✅ yarn build completes without errors
✅ All dependencies are properly resolved and cached

This ensures that CI workflows will no longer fail due to lockfile mismatches and dependency installation will be fast and reliable using the frozen lockfile approach.

This pull request was created as a result of the following prompt from Copilot chat.

The workflow fails due to a dependency lockfile mismatch. Specifically, 'yarn install' fails with '--frozen-lockfile' because the yarn.lock file is not in sync with package.json. To resolve this, update yarn.lock using 'yarn install', commit the changes, and push. This ensures the lockfile matches package.json and the workflow passes.

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[devloai]

PR Summary:

This is a Work In Progress (WIP) pull request intended to fix CI/CD workflow failures caused by yarn install --frozen-lockfile errors. The issue occurs when yarn.lock is out of sync with package.json, causing both the Android build and realnet test workflows to fail during dependency installation.

Review Summary:

No code changes have been implemented yet, so there are no files to review. The PR correctly identifies the root cause: lockfile mismatch with package definitions. Based on the repository's build workflows and dependency management practices, the solution should involve regenerating yarn.lock through yarn install and committing the updated lockfile. Feel free to provide feedback on this review approach which I'll incorporate into future reviews.

Follow-up suggestions:

• @devloai implement the yarn.lock update to resolve the frozen-lockfile error
• @devloai verify the fix resolves CI workflow failures after implementation