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fix: pin qr to 0.5.5 to avoid breaking border=0 error #2680

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"esbuild"
],
"overrides": {
"@remix-run/dev>esbuild": "0.25.5"
"@remix-run/dev>esbuild": "0.25.5",
"qr": "0.5.5"

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P1 Badge Apply qr pin in published dependency graph

Pinning qr under the monorepo root pnpm.overrides only affects installs of this repository, not consumers installing @rainbow-me/rainbowkit from npm, because that published package still depends on cuer (packages/rainbowkit/package.json dependency list) and does not carry the root override. In downstream apps, cuer can still resolve to qr@0.6.0, so the runtime border: 0 failure this commit targets will persist.

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