fix: pin all node dependencies + update @solana/web3.js to safe version #832
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fix: pin all node dependencies + update @solana/web3.js to safe version
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Going forward, all package dependencies must have a pinned version. This will help us prevent supply chain attacks like the one we saw here: https://x.com/anza_xyz/status/1864085236432134264.
This PR also updates the @solana/web3.js package to the latest safe version which doesn't include exploits.
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