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chore(deps): remove unmaintained broken-link-checker dev dependency (#255)
broken-link-checker@^0.7.8 is unmaintained (last released ~2017) and pulls in a large legacy transitive tree (deprecated nopter, urlobj, urlcache, uuid@2 using Math.random, an old chalk/ansi stack), which is a needless security and maintenance liability that drives Dependabot churn. It was only exposed through the `npm run linkcheck` script and was never used in CI. Local link checking is still possible via the better-maintained tools documented in the docs repository (Antora xref-validator, htmltest, filiph/linkcheck). - drop the broken-link-checker devDependency - drop the now-unused linkcheck npm script - update agent/CLAUDE docs that referenced it to point at the documented tools - regenerate package-lock.json (drops ~19 transitive packages) Signed-off-by: Thomas Müller <1005065+DeepDiver1975@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- **Product family:** Documentation
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- **Primary language(s):** JavaScript
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- **Build system:** npm (Antora)
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- **Test framework:** broken-link-checker
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- **Test framework:** Antora build (`npm run antora`); link checking is documented in the `docs` repository
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- **CI system:** GitHub Actions
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## Architecture & Key Paths
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# Test
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npm run linkcheck
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# No automated test suite; verify by building (npm run antora).
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# Link checking is documented in the docs repository.
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