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## Summary Lower the `js_repl` minimum Node version from `24.13.1` to `22.22.0`. This updates the enforced minimum in `codex-rs/node-version.txt` and the corresponding user-facing `/experimental` description for the JavaScript REPL feature. ## Rationale The previous `24.13.1` floor was stricter than necessary for `js_repl`. I validated the REPL kernel behavior under Node `22.22.0` still works. ## Why `22.22.0` `22.22.0` is a current, widely packaged Node 22 release across common developer environments and distros, including Homebrew `node@22`, Fedora `nodejs22`, Arch `nodejs-lts-jod`, and Debian testing. That makes it a better exact floor than guessing at an older `22.x` patch we have not validated. `22.x` is also a maintenance branch that will be supported through April 2027, where the previous maintenance branch of `20.x` is only supported through April of this year. ## Changes - Update `codex-rs/node-version.txt` from `24.13.1` to `22.22.0` - Update the `/experimental` JavaScript REPL description to say `Requires Node >= v22.22.0 installed.`
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