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Exciting update! We're moving to use the GitHub Actions npm cache via actions/setup-node. This change will help speed up our CI/CD pipeline by caching npm dependencies, which means faster builds and more efficient workflows.
Additionally, we're starting to use package-lock.json to ensure consistent dependency versions across all environments. To make things even smoother, we've set up an automation that updates the package-lock.json file with every release. This ensures that our dependencies are always up-to-date and reduces the risk of version conflicts.