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Upgrade GoLogin and Patchright for v0.2.0 - #1

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Upgrade GoLogin from 2.2.8 to 3.0.4 and Patchright from 1.62.3 to 1.63.0, keeping HumanJS at the latest 0.11.0 and its Playwright alias on the same Patchright version. Prepare the 0.2.0 release.

Remove the ambient GoLogin declaration shim and duplicate constructor definition. Keep the small lifecycle interface so the SDK's incomplete and invalid declarations do not leak into consumer types. The upgrade removes 37 installed packages; audit findings decrease from 34 to 28, including critical findings from four to two.

The restored-tab workaround, request-interception patch, safe downloader and owned-process shutdown remain necessary. In a controlled timeout comparison, unpatched 1.63.0 still produced two unhandled rejections; the patched build produced none. GoLogin still ignores a false restore-session constructor option, fails to extract an archive from a cache path containing spaces, and does not wait for process exit before saving.

Validation: TypeScript build; fresh packed-package CJS/ESM imports and strict NodeNext consumers; HumanJS driver identity; Linux amd64 Docker and FFmpeg; shadow-DOM clearing, multiline accents and emoji; screenshots; clean shutdown; bounded startup-failure cleanup; and a real disposable-profile cookie/local-storage save/restart cycle. The disposable profile was deleted. No live website actions or consumer deployments.

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lugovsky merged commit 1d3bd3c into main Sep 9, 2026
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lugovsky deleted the feat/upgrade-browser-dependencies branch September 9, 2026 12:53
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