ci: use specific dependencies for different Svelte/Node versions #436
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Incrementally improve the testing setup for different Svelte / Node version combinations by specifying full, strict
package.jsonfiles for relevant environments. Also clean up the project scripts a little.This change highlighted one issue: we were missing
^9.0.0as an allowed@testing-library/domdependency, which (for strict engine mode) broken Node 16 support, which we have not yet dropped.CI and test-only changes, good to merge once CI matrix is passing