upgrade nanoid to 5.0.6

[CodeMan62]

Closes #1763

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Testing

I have tested it as per mentioned in CONTRIBUTING.md

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Changelog

I have changed version of nanoid from 3.3.8 to 5.0.6 as per requested in the related issue

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  • Updated a key external library to its latest stable release, improving performance, security, and system stability.

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This pull request updates the dependency version of nanoid in the packages/core/package.json file. The previous version constraint "^3.3.4" is replaced with an explicit version "5.0.6", which alters how the package resolves this dependency.

Changes

File	Change Summary
packages/core/package.json	Updated dependency "nanoid" from "^3.3.4" to "5.0.6"

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Upgrade nanoid dependency to secure version (>= 3.3.8) [#1763]	✅

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I'm a little rabbit, hopping through the code,
With versions updated, I lighten the load.
Nanoid now shines at 5.0.6 so bright,
Security and fixes in each byte.
Code hoppers celebrate in joyful delight!

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191-191: Dependency Update: Upgrading nanoid to 5.0.6

The PR updates the nanoid package version from a caret version (^3.3.4) to an explicit version (5.0.6). This is a significant version jump that could potentially introduce breaking changes. Please ensure that:

• All parts of the codebase using nanoid are compatible with the new version.
• The release notes for nanoid 5.0.6 have been reviewed and any necessary code adjustments have been made.
• Your test suite covers scenarios affected by this dependency change.

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