fix: upgrade vulnerable direct dependencies#1264
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This PR upgrades two direct dev dependencies that have known vulnerabilities, identified by a CVE Lite CLI scan (see PR #1263 which adds the audit workflow).
vitest was pinned at 2.1.9, which has a critical severity vulnerability affecting all v2 and v3 releases. The fix upgrades it to 4.1.0, the first clean release line. vite was at 6.4.2, which has a high severity vulnerability patched in 6.4.3 - a minimal version bump.
Both packages are devDependencies only and do not affect the published immer library. The scan found 56 total findings across 1,310 resolved packages; the remaining findings are transitive and require parent package maintainers to release updates.