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Why the change

@bleedingdev/tanstack-redact@0.2.2, whose synthetic events keep happy-dom's non-enumerable type/target fields, is now on npm with provenance, so app-tools can install it and the temporary 0.2.1 bridge can go.

Special things to note

• The repo's 24h release-age gate exempts exactly @bleedingdev/tanstack-redact@0.2.2. The lockfile was switched with the usual one-install bridge for the old 0.2.1 entry, then checked with pnpm install --frozen-lockfile, which passes the supply-chain policy.
• Everything fix(redact): publish sidecar 0.2.2 with synthetic events that keep non-enumerable fields #272 added for the in-between state is removed. A 0.2.1 alias is now rejected like any other stale fork.

Change outline

 packages/solutions/ultramodern-app-tools/package.json
-  "@tanstack/redact": "npm:@bleedingdev/tanstack-redact@0.2.1"
+  "@tanstack/redact": "npm:@bleedingdev/tanstack-redact@0.2.2"
 pnpm-workspace.yaml  minimumReleaseAgeExclude
-  - '@bleedingdev/tanstack-redact@0.2.1'
+  - '@bleedingdev/tanstack-redact@0.2.2'

 retired (only served the gap before publication)
-  verify-sidecars       unpublishedForkEdges { app-tools, previousFork: '0.2.1' }, candidateForkVersion
-  sidecars / workflow   bindCiPreviousForkSidecars   (CI candidate rewrite)
-  tests/utils           previous-fork edge rebinding, reboundRegistryOverrides

worker proof / app-tools tests: installed sidecar version 0.2.1 -> 0.2.2

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