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Replace test dependencies with Node.js built-in tools - #18
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The test suite used tap 7 and lodash.isempty, pulling an outdated dependency tree into development installs. Run the existing 11 test cases with node:test and node:assert/strict, and remove both packages. The v1 lockfile shrinks from 121 to 22 top-level dependency entries; csv-parser and its existing locked dependencies remain for the CSV conversion script.
The setEmpty test previously used isEmpty(undefined), which passed while claiming to verify an empty string. The migrated assertion explicitly documents the existing undefined result and its missing label normalization. Runtime behavior is unchanged in this dependency cleanup.
Validation: all 11 tests pass locally on Node 24.22.1; npm pack --dry-run and git diff --check pass. The existing CI matrix will verify npm ci, tests, and package inspection on Node 22, 24, and 26.