Re-enable the review-dependencies action with the problem GHSA excluded#3604
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Oh, this isn't a fair test because I think I introduce any new dependencies here. Let me fake something up. |
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Okay I think that has been a few tries. I also regenerated the timer sample lockfile which I think is (at least part of) what caused the initial trouble, so hopefully this validates that the exclusion is working. |
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...wait, why am I doing this? That action enrages me all the time