fix: restore cross-platform optional deps in root lockfile#136
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Regenerating the lock with rm + npm install on macOS stripped the linux-x64 rolldown/vitest native bindings (npm optional-deps bug npm/cli#4828), so the SDK publish workflow's npm test failed on CI with 'Cannot find native binding'. Restored the multi-platform lock and re-synced lightnode-sdk to 0.19.2 in place.
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The sdk-v0.19.2 publish failed at the CI test step with 'Cannot find native binding' for @rolldown/binding-linux-x64-gnu. Cause: regenerating the lock via rm + npm install on macOS recorded only the darwin bindings (npm optional-deps bug npm/cli#4828). Restored the multi-platform lock (12 linux binding refs) and re-synced lightnode-sdk 0.19.2 in place.