Upgrade NuGet, npm, pip, and GitHub Actions to latest stable versions

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Summary

Reviews and upgrades every package ecosystem in the monorepo (.NET/NuGet, npm, Python/pip, GitHub Actions) to the latest version that's actually compatible with the rest of its toolchain — staying on stable/LTS lines rather than jumping to previews that would break the build.

• backend (Directory.Packages.props): Aspire.Hosting.* 13.4.6→13.5.3, OpenTelemetry.* 1.17.0→1.18.0, Microsoft.AspNetCore.OpenApi 10.0.10→10.0.11, AwesomeAssertions 9.5.0→9.6.0. Left Microsoft.OpenApi at 2.12.2 and stayed off .NET 11 previews — Microsoft.AspNetCore.OpenApi for .NET 10 hard-caps Microsoft.OpenApi at <3.0.0, and OpenIddict 8 / Npgsql 11 are still previews.
• apps/admin-frontend: eslint/@eslint/js/typescript-eslint to the 10.x/8.68 line, typescript 5.9.3→6.0.3 (not the 7.0.2 "latest" tag — that's the native Go rewrite, and typescript-eslint doesn't support it yet), vitest 3→4, @testing-library/jest-dom 6→7, react-router 7→8, lucide-react 0.x→1.34 (first stable major), openapi-fetch 0.14→0.17, globals 16→17, eslint-plugin-react-refresh 0.4→0.5.
  • Fixed the fallout: removed tsconfig.json's deprecated baseUrl, added node to types for the e2e suite's Buffer usage (a latent gap — reproduces on both TS versions, not a regression), and hoisted vitest/@vitest/coverage-v8 into the root package.json after npm workspaces nested them under admin-frontend (a transitive js-tokens conflict), which was breaking jest-dom's vitest subpath import.
• ai-services/assistant-service: uvicorn, ruff, and setuptools patch bumps via uv lock --upgrade; everything else was already at PyPI latest.
• CI: codeql-action v4.37.4→v4.37.9, actions/setup-java v5→v6.

Test plan

• Backend: dotnet build AdminBackend.slnx -c Release + dotnet test — 242 tests passing, coverage gates (80%) intact
• Frontend: npm run build, npm run lint, npm run test, npm run test:coverage — 56 tests passing, 92% coverage
• assistant-service: uv run pytest + uv run ruff check . — 13 tests passing, 87% coverage
• Verified Microsoft.OpenApi 3.x is genuinely incompatible before reverting (isolated restore/build failure with NU1608)
• Verified the e2e Buffer typing gap reproduces on both TS 5.9.3 and 6.0.3 (pre-existing, not caused by this PR)

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Maintenance

  • Updated platform components and development tooling to supported versions.
  • Improved compatibility across backend services, administrative interfaces, and TypeScript tooling.
  • Refined build and type-checking configuration for more consistent development workflows.

• Reliability

  • Updated automated code analysis and quality checks to newer versions, helping maintain secure and dependable releases.

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This change updates CI actions and dependency versions across the CodeQL, Sonar, Python, .NET, frontend, and root JavaScript toolchains. It also adjusts frontend TypeScript compiler settings.

Changes

Toolchain updates

Layer / File(s)	Summary
CI action updates .github/workflows/codeql.yml, .github/workflows/sonar.yml	CodeQL initialization and analysis use v4.37.9. The Sonar workflow uses actions/setup-java@v6.
Backend dependency updates ai-services/assistant-service/pyproject.toml, backend/Directory.Packages.props	Python dependencies and tooling, Aspire.Hosting packages, OpenTelemetry packages, Microsoft.AspNetCore.OpenApi, and AwesomeAssertions use newer versions.
Frontend dependency and TypeScript configuration apps/admin-frontend/package.json, apps/admin-frontend/tsconfig.json, package.json	Frontend runtime and development dependencies are upgraded. TypeScript targets ~6.0.3, Vitest coverage packages are added, and Node.js types are configured without baseUrl.

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The upgrade permits React versions that are incompatible with the new React Router release, which could cause installation or build failures for users resolving those older versions. The PR is otherwise mergeable with explicit owner follow-up to raise the minimum versions.

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