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pulse-triage[bot] 698d08d2e9 build(frontend): align @types/node 26 with the ES2022 lib declaration
Dependabot #2099 bumps @types/node 20.19.43 to 26.5.1 in frontend-modern, but the PR is blocked twice: Frontend tsc fails with TS2550 on .at() (26 removed the compatibility polyfill), and Canonical Governance blocks the package.json/lock change for a missing deployment-installability contract update and frontend dependency security proof.

Carry the bump with its required governance artifacts in one commit. tsconfig already declares the ES2022 lib (95db35b6c3), which the source's .at() usage needs; this adds the manifest and lock bump (matching tests/integration, which already pins @types/node ^26.5.1), a Completion Obligations entry, and a dependencySecurity proof that keeps the manifest range, the locked @types/node/undici-types versions and the declared lib in step. Verified offline: the guard passes and the proof test passes.

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Pulse documentation

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  • Install Pulse — signed Proxmox/Linux installation, Docker, Docker Compose, Kubernetes, and first-run setup.
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