chore: sync pnpm-lock.yaml with extension openclaw peer ranges

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on a critical synchronization of the 'pnpm-lock.yaml' file to accurately reflect the 'openclaw' package's dependency status and versioning across various extensions. By moving 'openclaw' from development to direct dependencies and specifying a concrete version, the changes aim to standardize dependency resolution and ensure consistent behavior throughout the project.

Highlights

• Dependency Management Update: The 'openclaw' package was transitioned from a 'devDependency' to a direct 'dependency' for numerous extensions, reflecting its role as a core requirement.
• Version Specification Refinement: The 'openclaw' dependency's version specification was updated from a 'workspace:*' link to a fixed version '2026.3.22' with a peer range '>=2026.3.22', ensuring explicit version resolution.
• Lockfile Synchronization: The 'pnpm-lock.yaml' file was synchronized to incorporate the updated 'openclaw' dependency details, including its full package definition and snapshot entry with all transitive dependencies.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the pnpm-lock.yaml file, specifically changing the openclaw dependency for several extensions. The dependency is moved from devDependencies to dependencies and its version is updated to 2026.3.22. A new package entry for openclaw@2026.3.22 is also added, specifying an engine requirement of node: '>=22.16.0'. The reviewer highlighted that the openclaw version appears to be a future date and the Node.js engine requirement is likely for an unreleased version, which could block dependency installation for developers.

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The version for openclaw is set to 2026.3.22, which appears to be a date in the distant future. This is highly unconventional and likely a mistake.

More critically, the engines requirement is set to node: '>=22.16.0'. This Node.js version is likely not yet released, which will block developers from installing dependencies and working on the project. Please use a stable and correct version of openclaw with a less restrictive Node.js engine requirement.