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In `@package.json`:
- Line 50: The peerDependencies entry currently pins axios to an exact version
("axios": "1.14.0"); update the peerDependencies declaration for axios to use a
compatibility range instead (e.g., change to "^1.14.0") so it matches the range
style used by other peerDependencies and avoids forcing consumers to that exact
version; if you must keep exact pinning, add a clear rationale comment in
package.json or accompanying docs explaining why axios was pinned and what
breaking changes justify it.
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