chore: bump bundlewatch JS thresholds to match current bundle sizes#601
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Coverage Report for CI Build 29294843918Coverage remained the same at 94.635%Details
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The six JS bundle entries in `.bundlewatch.config.json` were slightly under the current gzipped sizes, so `bundlewatch` failed on every PR (e.g. `coreui.bundle.js` 108.5KB > 108.25KB). The growth is legitimate — accumulated component features — so the thresholds are raised to sit just above the current sizes with a small headroom:
CSS thresholds are unchanged (still passing). Verified locally with `npm run dist && npm run bundlewatch` → `bundlewatch PASS`.