Bump @types/node from 26.4.1 to 26.5.0

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Bumps @types/node from 26.4.1 to 26.5.0.

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[Akanksha Jain (jainakanksha-msft)]

Copilot This PR was opened by Dependabot. Please take it the rest of the way before it's ready for human review:

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[Copilot]

Copilot This PR was opened by Dependabot. Please take it the rest of the way before it's ready for human review:

1. Impact analysis — review the PR diff/description to identify what changed, i...

Done — verified build/lint/type-check, added a ChangeLog.md entry, and confirmed no code changes are needed since @types/node is a dev-only type-declarations package. Commit: 1a1e9... (see latest push).

Impact analysis

• Package: @types/node
• Old version: 26.4.1
• New version: 26.5.0
• Change Impact: Dev-only TypeScript type declarations for Node.js APIs, used only during compilation/type-checking (devDependencies in package.json). No runtime/production code path depends on this package, so there is no functional impact.

Build/Conflict Issues

• Commands: npm ci --legacy-peer-deps, npm run build, npm run lint, npx tsc -p . --noEmit
• Result: All passed cleanly with no errors, warnings, or merge conflicts.

Tests

• Added: None (no behavior changes to cover; repository convention is not to add tests that only exercise third-party dependency behavior).
• Updated: None.
• Result: N/A

Run the Suite

• Commands: npx mocha --require ts-node/register tests/packageScripts.test.ts
• Status: 5/5 passing (lockfile/script consistency checks unaffected).

Changelog

• Entry: "Updated the lockfile-resolved @types/node dev dependency from 26.4.1 to 26.5.0 for current Node.js type declarations."
• Location: ChangeLog.md, Upcoming Release → General.

Comments

• Reviewed: The Copilot auto-review comment ("wasn't able to review any files") and this request comment.
• Actions: Addressed this comment's checklist; no other actionable comments found.

Self-Rate

• Score: 10
• Reasoning: Build, lint, and type-check are all clean with the new version; changelog entry matches existing style; no code changes were needed or introduced since the dependency is type-only; validation (code review + CodeQL) reported no issues.

Summary

• Why this matters: Keeps dev type declarations current with Node.js APIs used elsewhere in devDependencies, avoiding drift and future type-check breakage.
• Risk of not taking change: Low — purely a dev dependency, but staying current avoids incompatibility with newer Node typings used by other tooling.