feat: add browserify and more packages

[MrKou47]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Added various new dependencies to support browser compatibility and cryptographic functionalities.

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Walkthrough

The changes in the package.json file introduce a broad range of new dependencies primarily aimed at enabling browser compatibility and cryptographic functionalities. These dependencies, such as browserify-related packages and cryptographic modules, suggest a focus on ensuring that various Node.js functionalities can be polyfilled or used within a browser context.

Changes

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Change Summary

package.json

Added dependencies for browser compatibility and cryptographic functionalities: console-browserify, constants-browserify, domain-browser, punycode, timers-browserify, tty-browserify, vm-browserify, ieee754, isarray, browserify-cipher, browserify-sign, create-ecdh, diffie-hellman, pbkdf2, public-encrypt, randombytes, randomfill, core-util-is, process-nextick-args, util-deprecate, builtin-status-codes, to-arraybuffer, xtend, call-bind, define-properties, has-symbols, object-keys, cipher-base, ripemd160, sha.js, side-channel, hash-base

Poem

Amid the code, dependencies bloom,
To make browsers seal their doom,
With timers, consoles, and cipher might,
We bring the dark to cryptic light.
Node and browser, now as one,
In the code, our work is done.
🌐✨

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Actionable comments posted: 1

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between a062ebd and 92365c8.

Files selected for processing (1)

• package.json (1 hunks)

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Dependency versions are set to "*". Consider specifying exact versions to avoid potential compatibility issues.

Using wildcard versions can lead to unpredictable behavior in production due to updates in dependencies that might introduce breaking changes. It's recommended to lock dependencies to specific versions or at least use version ranges to safeguard against breaking changes. Here's an example change for one of the dependencies:

- "console-browserify": {
-   "version": "*"
+ "console-browserify": {
+   "version": "1.2.0"
}

Please apply similar changes for other dependencies.

Also applies to: 18192-18194, 18196-18198, 18200-18202, 18204-18206, 18208-18210, 18212-18214, 18216-18218, 18220-18222, 18224-18226, 18228-18230, 18232-18234, 18236-18238, 18240-18242, 18244-18246, 18248-18250, 18252-18254, 18256-18258, 18260-18262, 18264-18266, 18268-18270, 18272-18274, 18276-18278, 18280-18282

[MrKou47]

Add a batch of packages that codesandbox-client depends on to make self-hosting Sandpack bundler in mainland China possible