chore(deps-dev): bump @types/node from 22.15.32 to 24.5.2 in /moonbit-tour

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Bumps @types/node from 22.15.32 to 24.5.2.

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[peter-jerry-ye-code-review]

Major version bump may introduce breaking changes in Node.js type definitions

Category
Correctness
Code Snippet
moonbit-tour/package.json:16

• "@types/node": "^22.10.2",

• "@types/node": "^24.5.2",
  Recommendation
  Review the Node.js v24 type definitions changelog and test the application thoroughly. Consider updating in smaller increments (22 → 23 → 24) to identify breaking changes more easily. Ensure all Node.js APIs used in the codebase are compatible with v24 type definitions.
  Reasoning
  Jumping from v22 to v24 skips v23 entirely and may introduce breaking changes in type definitions that could cause compilation errors or runtime issues. Major version bumps in @types packages often reflect breaking changes in the underlying Node.js APIs.

Version mismatch between package.json specification and actual installed version

Category
Maintainability
Code Snippet
moonbit-tour/package.json:16 vs pnpm-lock.yaml:22
package.json: "^24.5.2"
pnpm-lock.yaml: version: 24.5.2
Recommendation
Verify that the Node.js runtime version used in the project is compatible with v24 type definitions. Update the project's Node.js version requirements in documentation and CI/CD configurations if necessary.
Reasoning
Using type definitions for a newer Node.js version than the runtime can lead to false type safety - code may compile but fail at runtime if using APIs not available in the actual Node.js version being used.

Transitive dependency updates may affect bundle size

Category
Performance
Code Snippet
pnpm-lock.yaml:2409-2410

• undici-types@7.12.0:
• resolution: {integrity: sha512-goOacqME2GYyOZZfb5Lgtu+1IDmAlAEu5xnD3+xTzS10hT0vzpf0SPjkXwAw9Jm+4n/mQGDP3LO8CPbYROeBfQ==}
  Recommendation
  Monitor the bundle size after this update and verify that the new undici-types version doesn't significantly increase the build output. Consider running bundle analysis tools to compare before and after sizes.
  Reasoning
  The update includes a new version of undici-types (7.12.0) which may contain additional type definitions that could potentially increase TypeScript compilation time or affect tree-shaking in the build process.

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Superseded by #991.