build(deps-dev): Bump zod from 3.25.76 to 4.0.5

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Bumps zod from 3.25.76 to 4.0.5.

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Sourced from zod's releases.

v4.0.5

Commits:

• f91a73ec23f9ec28d908af2caa643a54088516c5 Support pipes in discriminated unions. Closes #4856 (#4861)
• 45afab0f846dffd591362b6f770017507eb185b5 4.0.5

v4.0.4

Commits:

• 9335f0543d6359f9236e3e33b78cc5b2788dbe0f Adds ZodFirstPartyTypeKind stub to fix module resolution failure inside zod-to-json-schema

v4.0.3

Commits:

• 5905a8d810eff6f4677e6aa9e557f92a676805cf Improve check-versions script
• f3e749b1b057a2cf0a0bce7e07abec4e0520e0f8 Remove global File interface
• 44a936cb77961e57a0988d8a3c63d9c71fce69ac 4.0.2
• 74006edd49e3fe8d74010090462859593c2bd1e2 Fix JSR provenance
• ff4af5e889d4ad7136a9cde7202b16261db5c83c 4.0.3
• ce573e8799f86e2f68307eba95c2d40fc92617b7 Update test badge
• 9a7161a976d6349f738c00cb6d6528c0407a65e8 Fix versions

v4.0.0

With this release, zod@4.0.0 has been published to npm. There were no code changes between 3.25.76 and 4.0.0!

Zod 4 has been stable for the past 6 weeks, but it was published inside zod@3.25.x on npm. this transitionary window gave the ecosystem time to incrementally support for Zod 4 (without dropping support for Zod 3). As there is now near-universal support for Zod 4 in the ecosystem, ths time feels right to finally put a bow on things 🎀

To upgrade to Zod 4:

npm upgrade zod@^4.0.0

If you’ve already migrated to Zod 4 using the subpaths, there are no changes required. however you can optionally simplify your imports (recommended)

// after upgrading to zod@4.0.0:
import * as z from "zod"; // Zod 4 (regular)
import * as z from "zod/mini" // Zod 4 Mini
// these still work, but are no longer needed
import * as z from "zod/v4";
import * as z from "zod/v4-mini":
// if you still need Zod 3
import * as z from "zod/v3"; // Zod 3

... (truncated)

Commits

• 45afab0 4.0.5
• f91a73e Support pipes in discriminated unions. Closes #4856 (#4861)
• 9335f05 4.0.4
• 4d6e266 improve changelog (#4860)
• 878775e Improve docs
• 9a7161a Fix versions
• ce573e8 Update test badge
• ff4af5e 4.0.3
• 74006ed Fix JSR provenance
• 44a936c 4.0.2
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