Update @malloydata packages to 0.0.430 - #261
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Carries DuckDB 1.5.3-r.2 -> 1.5.5-r.4. Platform binding set is unchanged between the two, so the standalone binary build is unaffected; verified by packaging macos-arm64 and running a DuckDB query through it. Refresh approved-native-deps.json versions to match the new lockfile.
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Routine version bump, except this one carries DuckDB
1.5.3-r.2→1.5.5-r.4. CInever builds the standalone binary, so a DuckDB bump that reshaped the platform-package
set would break
npm run packagewithout anything going red. The set is identicalacross these two versions; confirmed by packaging the macos-arm64 binary and running a
DuckDB query through it.
approved-native-deps.jsonversions refreshed against the new lockfile.check-nativematches on name only so it wasn't failing, but the recorded versions no longer described
what was installed.