dependency-update

This is a benign, human-oriented dependency-update workflow describing standard, security-aware procedures for auditing, updating, testing, and rolling back dependency changes across multiple ecosystems. There is no embedded executable code, obfuscation, hardcoded secrets, or references to untrusted download-execute patterns. The primary security considerations are inherent to any dependency-update process: network package fetches from public registries (supply-chain risk), execution of package-manager commands that change local/remote state, and the need to ensure credentials used for git/deploy remain secure. Overall risk is low for reading or following the document; however, automation that executes the listed commands without human review or proper CI safeguards could introduce higher risk.