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chore(ci): bump Node to 20.19.0 - #6

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Moves CI onto Node 20.19.0, the version maple builds and publishes the @strat/* packages on (frontend/.nvmrc).

Why

.nvmrc currently pins 18.20.6, and Node 18 reached end-of-life on 2025-04-30 — no security patches since. Both workflows resolve their Node version from .nvmrc, so this one line moves Verify and Publish together.

This is not blocking the CodeArtifact migration (DEVOPS-1122): Node 18.20.6 happens to ship npm 10.8.2, which already honours npm publish --registry. The reason to do it is the EOL runtime plus having one Node version across the org's npm publishers.

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This is a Node major bump, so it deserves a real look rather than a rubber stamp — npm ci, npm run verify and npm run build all run on the new major in this PR's own Verify run.

engines.node in package.json is deliberately left at >=18.0.0: it is a floor on consumers of this package, and raising it is a separate, semver-relevant decision.

Why 20 and not 22

Node 20 is itself EOL (2026-04-30), so 20.19.0 is not a long-term destination — it is the version the rest of our npm publishers are being aligned to right now. If you would rather jump straight to Node 22 (22.23.2, supported until 2027-04-30) and skip the intermediate step, say so and I'll change this PR instead of opening a second one.

Node 18 reached end-of-life on 2025-04-30. Both workflows resolve their
Node version from .nvmrc, so this moves Verify and Publish together.

engines.node stays at >=18.0.0 — that floor applies to consumers.
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crisp2u requested a review from Photonios September 10, 2026 11:19
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crisp2u merged commit 32624c6 into master Sep 10, 2026
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crisp2u deleted the chore/node-20.19.0 branch September 10, 2026 13:31
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