fix(ignore): bump the minor-patch group with 2 updates

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Bumps the minor-patch group with 2 updates: @biomejs/biome and @types/node.

Updates @biomejs/biome from 2.4.4 to 2.4.5

Release notes

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Biome CLI v2.4.5

2.4.5

Patch Changes

• #9185 e43e730 Thanks @​dyc3! - Added the nursery rule useVueScopedStyles for Vue SFCs. This rule enforces that <style> blocks have the scoped attribute (or module for CSS Modules), preventing style leakage and conflicts between components.

• #9184 49c8fde Thanks @​chocky335! - Improved plugin performance by batching all plugins into a single syntax visitor with a kind-to-plugin lookup map, reducing per-node dispatch overhead from O(N) to O(1) where N is the number of plugins.

• #9283 071c700 Thanks @​dyc3! - Fixed noUndeclaredVariables erroneously flagging functions and variables defined in the <script setup> section of Vue SFCs.

• #9221 4612133 Thanks @​ematipico! - Fixed an issue where the JSON reporter didn't contain the duration of the command.

• #9294 1805c8f Thanks @​Netail! - Extra rule source reference. biome migrate eslint should do a bit better detecting rules in your eslint configurations.

• #9178 101b3bb Thanks @​Bertie690! - Fixed #9172 and #9168: Biome now considers more constructs as valid test assertions.

  Previously, assert, expectTypeOf and assertType were not recognized as valid assertions by Biome's linting rules, producing false positives in lint/nursery/useExpect and other similar rules.

  Now, these rules will no longer produce errors in test cases that used these constructs instead of expect:

  import { expectTypeOf, assert, assertType } from "vitest";
  const myStr = "Hello from vitest!";
  it("should be a string", () => {
  expectTypeOf(myStr).toBeString();
  });
  test("should still be a string", () => {
  assertType<string>(myStr);
  });
  it.todo("should still still be a string", () => {
  assert(typeof myStr === "string");
  });

• #9173 32dad2d Thanks @​dyc3! - Added parsing support for Svelte's new comments-in-tags feature.

  The HTML parser will now accept JS style comments in tags in Svelte files.

  <button
    // single-line comment
    onclick={doTheThing}
  >click me</button>
  <div

... (truncated)

Changelog

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2.4.5

Patch Changes

• #9185 e43e730 Thanks @​dyc3! - Added the nursery rule useVueScopedStyles for Vue SFCs. This rule enforces that <style> blocks have the scoped attribute (or module for CSS Modules), preventing style leakage and conflicts between components.

• #9184 49c8fde Thanks @​chocky335! - Improved plugin performance by batching all plugins into a single syntax visitor with a kind-to-plugin lookup map, reducing per-node dispatch overhead from O(N) to O(1) where N is the number of plugins.

• #9283 071c700 Thanks @​dyc3! - Fixed noUndeclaredVariables erroneously flagging functions and variables defined in the <script setup> section of Vue SFCs.

• #9221 4612133 Thanks @​ematipico! - Fixed an issue where the JSON reporter didn't contain the duration of the command.

• #9294 1805c8f Thanks @​Netail! - Extra rule source reference. biome migrate eslint should do a bit better detecting rules in your eslint configurations.

• #9178 101b3bb Thanks @​Bertie690! - Fixed #9172 and #9168: Biome now considers more constructs as valid test assertions.

  Previously, assert, expectTypeOf and assertType were not recognized as valid assertions by Biome's linting rules, producing false positives in lint/nursery/useExpect and other similar rules.

  Now, these rules will no longer produce errors in test cases that used these constructs instead of expect:

  import { expectTypeOf, assert, assertType } from "vitest";
  const myStr = "Hello from vitest!";
  it("should be a string", () => {
  expectTypeOf(myStr).toBeString();
  });
  test("should still be a string", () => {
  assertType<string>(myStr);
  });
  it.todo("should still still be a string", () => {
  assert(typeof myStr === "string");
  });

• #9173 32dad2d Thanks @​dyc3! - Added parsing support for Svelte's new comments-in-tags feature.

  The HTML parser will now accept JS style comments in tags in Svelte files.

  <button
    // single-line comment
    onclick={doTheThing}
  >click me</button>
  <div
  /* block comment */
  class="foo"

... (truncated)

Commits

• 3bc07ab ci: release (#9188)
• 6b01778 feat(linter): add useUnicodeRegex rule (#8773)
• e43e730 feat(lint/html): add useVueScopedStyles (#9185)
• edf8bb6 feat(lint): add ||= to ??= detection in useNullishCoalescing (#9257)
• 9bbdf4d feat(lint): add nursery rule useNamedCaptureGroup (#9048)
• 1f2fe2e feat: prefer-array-some from eslint-plugin-unicorn (#9056)
• 1d2ca15 feat(lint): add useNullishCoalescing nursery rule (#8952)
• 101b3bb fix(lint): consider more constructs as valid test assertions (#9178)
• 3d0648f feat(biome_js_analyze): implement noVueRefAsOperand (#9063)
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Updates @types/node from 25.3.0 to 25.3.3

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