chore(deps) Update yarn.lock with latest React due to Critical Security Vulnerability 12/3/2025 #40
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Regenerate the yarn.lock file so that it uses the latest React Version to circumvent December 3rd's Critical Security Vulnerability in React Server Components.
This is only a change to our yarn.lock file four our Next.js tests (which use React) because our
package.jsonfile defines thelatestversions of React and Next.js.Note: the placeholder Angular project (which is just a angular init project) didn't like the latest installation of its dependencies, so I pinned their versions for now.