chore(deps): downgrade node-fetch from ^3.3.2 to ^2.x

[jackshen310]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Enhanced network communication reliability to ensure a smoother and more consistent user experience.
  • Downgraded node-fetch dependency to improve compatibility and stability.

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates the @coze/api package by downgrading the node-fetch dependency from version ^3.3.2 to ^2.x. This change is reflected in both the metadata JSON file and the package's package.json. The modifications are categorized as patch changes, focusing solely on the dependency version without altering the core control flow or functionality of the application.

Changes

File(s) Modified	Change Summary
common/changes/.../fix-bug_2025-02-06-12-48.json, common/changes/.../fix-bug_2025-02-06-12-56.json, common/changes/.../fix-bug_2025-02-06-13-14.json, packages/coze-js/package.json	Downgraded node-fetch from ^3.3.2 to ^2.x in the @coze/api package; added @types/node-fetch with version ^2.x in devDependencies.

Possibly related PRs

• feat: add node-fetch for streaming support in older Node.js versions #85: Involved changes to integrate node-fetch for streaming support, which directly connects with the dependency downgrade in this PR.
• chore: Publish release/20250206-c8b58d #87: Related to modifications in the @coze/api package that document handling of dependencies, including node-fetch.

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packages/coze-js/package.json (2)

53-53: Node-Fetch Dependency Downgrade to v2
The dependency "node-fetch": "^2.x" has been downgraded from version ^3.3.2 in accordance with the PR objective. Please verify that all usages of node-fetch in your codebase are compatible with v2, especially regarding any differences in module formats (CommonJS vs. ESM) between v2 and v3.

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63-63: Addition of Type Definitions for Node-Fetch v2
The new entry for "@types/node-fetch": "^2.x" in the devDependencies is a good enhancement to ensure proper TypeScript type checking for the downgraded node-fetch library. Confirm that these type definitions correctly reflect the API used in the project.

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[codecov]

Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

@@            Coverage Diff             @@
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- Coverage   91.82%   90.65%   -1.18%     
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  Files         117       66      -51     
  Lines        5469     3049    -2420     
  Branches     1106      559     -547     
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- Hits         5022     2764    -2258     
+ Misses        447      283     -164     
- Partials        0        2       +2     

Components	Coverage Δ
coze-js	92.95% <ø> (ø)
realtime-api	91.86% <ø> (ø)

see 53 files with indirect coverage changes