Worked critique
- Direct findings are supported by the captured report; identify exact versions and advisory IDs rather than stopping at package names.
- No direct import of follow-redirects does not establish safety. It is part of axios's graph; absence of a finding today is not a universal safety proof.
- Deleting the lockfile destroys the reproducible baseline and can make unrelated changes. Preserve and review a manager-generated lockfile update.
- npm update is neither manager-neutral nor a guaranteed fix for exact pins. Use the chosen manager and reviewed explicit versions.
- App startup alone does not cover behavior or security. Run all supplied tests and a complete rescan; record actual outcomes.
- No finite set of tests or advisory checks proves complete security.
An acceptable corrected plan uses the selected track's solution/REMEDIATION.md as one candidate, explains the major axios upgrade, applies it only after approval, and compares tests and scan reports. Alternative supported remediations are valid.