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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on synchronizing and managing Node.js package dependencies. It involves updating an existing package-lock.json within an Angular application to reflect current dependency states and types, and crucially, establishes a new root-level package-lock.json file, likely as part of a broader project setup or dependency re-evaluation.

Highlights

• Dependency Management: This pull request updates and clarifies Node.js package dependencies across the repository, primarily through modifications and additions of package-lock.json files.
• Dependency Type Clarification: The package-lock.json for the Angular customer application has been updated to explicitly mark certain development dependencies (like chokidar and readdirp) with "dev": true instead of "devOptional": true.
• New Root Lockfile: A new package-lock.json file has been introduced at the root of the repository, indicating the initialization or regeneration of a root-level Node.js project's dependency lockfile, possibly as part of a monorepo setup or a new project.

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Code Review

This pull request updates npm dependencies in the angular-customer-app package. However, it also introduces a new, empty package-lock.json file at the repository root. This file appears to be extraneous as there is no root package.json, and it should be removed to avoid confusion about the project's structure.

[tusharlahekar]

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