Update dependencies

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This periodic dependency update incorporates the latest security and bug fixes across several dependencies.

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  • Upgraded several supporting libraries to their latest versions, enhancing overall performance, reliability, and security.

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This pull request updates the versions of several dependencies and devDependencies in the project’s package.json file. The updates include version increments for various packages such as several @langchain/* packages, axios, core-js, langchain, and others. These changes ensure that the project is aligned with the latest compatible versions available without altering any runtime control flow or introducing new features.

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package.json

Updated dependency versions in both dependencies and devDependencies: Dependencies: @langchain/anthropic (^0.3.12 → ^0.3.15), @langchain/community (^0.3.28 → ^0.3.34), @langchain/google-genai (^0.1.8 → ^0.1.10), @langchain/openai (^0.4.2 → ^0.4.4), @langchain/xai (^0.0.1 → ^0.0.2), @vueuse/rxjs (^12.5.0 → ^12.7.0), axios (^1.7.9 → ^1.8.1), core-js (^3.40.0 → ^3.41.0), langchain (^0.3.15 → ^0.3.19), rxjs (^7.8.1 → ^7.8.2), update-electron-app (^3.1.0 → ^3.1.1), uuid (^11.0.5 → ^11.1.0), vue-i18n (^11.0.1 → ^11.1.1), vuetify (^3.7.9 → ^3.7.14). DevDependencies: @babel/core (^7.26.7 → ^7.26.9), @babel/eslint-parser (^7.26.5 → ^7.26.8), electron (^33.3.2 → ^33.4.2), eslint-config-prettier (^10.0.1 → ^10.0.2), sse.js (^2.5.0 → ^2.6.0).

Possibly related PRs

• Fix langchainjs upgrade breaking changes, fix #930 #938: Updates the version of @langchain/community, aligning with similar dependency upgrades in the current PR.
• Update dependencies #936: Adjusts versions for uuid and electron, reflecting a strong relation to the updates made here.
• Update dependencies #952: Applies mass updates across multiple dependencies including @langchain/anthropic, @langchain/community, and @langchain/openai, closely mirroring these changes.

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I nibble on updates in every way.
Dependencies refreshed, versions anew,
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32-38: Dependency Version Updates: Langchain Packages
The versions for several Langchain-related packages have been updated:

• @langchain/anthropic: bumped to ^0.3.15
• @langchain/community: bumped to ^0.3.34
• @langchain/google-genai: bumped to ^0.1.10
• @langchain/openai: bumped to ^0.4.4
• @langchain/xai: bumped to ^0.0.2

These updates appear aligned with the latest releases. Please verify that any breaking changes in these packages are fully addressed in your integration tests.

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40-45: Dependency Version Updates: Common Utilities
The following dependencies have been updated:

• @vueuse/rxjs: upgraded to ^12.7.0
• axios: upgraded to ^1.8.1
• core-js: upgraded to ^3.41.0

These changes should help you benefit from the latest bug fixes and performance improvements. Make sure that no deprecations or unexpected behavioral changes affect the runtime.

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51-51: Dependency Update: Langchain Core Library
The core langchain package has been updated to ^0.3.19.
Please review the changelog for possible breaking changes or updated APIs that may affect your codebase.

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56-65: Dependency Version Updates: Miscellaneous Packages
The following dependencies have been updated:

• rxjs: bumped to ^7.8.2
• update-electron-app: bumped to ^3.1.1
• uuid: bumped to ^11.1.0
• vue-i18n: bumped to ^11.1.1
• vuetify: bumped to ^3.7.14

These version bumps are generally expected to include security fixes and bug improvements; however, please ensure that all UI and functionality relying on these packages operate as expected with the new versions.

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71-72: DevDependency Updates: Babel Packages
Upgraded Babel packages:

• @babel/core: now ^7.26.9
• @babel/eslint-parser: now ^7.26.8

Double-check that your ESLint and Babel configurations remain compatible with these updates.

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78-81: DevDependency Updates: Electron & ESLint Prettier
The following devDependencies have been updated:

• electron: now ^33.4.2
• eslint-config-prettier: now ^10.0.2

Please ensure that these updates do not conflict with your build and lint configurations. Testing in your development environment is recommended.

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89-89: DevDependency Update: sse.js
The version of sse.js has been updated to ^2.6.0.
Verify that this update does not introduce issues with any event-stream handling in your application.

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