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chore(electron): npm deprecate @wdio/electron-cdp-bridge after 10.2.0 ships

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Description

Follow-up to #340 / #481 — @wdio/electron-service now consumes the shared @wdio/native-cdp-bridge, and @wdio/electron-cdp-bridge has been deleted from the monorepo.

Once @wdio/electron-service@10.2.0 is published stable (after the -next line), deprecate the retired package on npm so existing installs are pointed at the replacement:

npm deprecate @wdio/electron-cdp-bridge "Merged into @wdio/native-cdp-bridge; install @wdio/electron-service@>=10.2.0 (the CDP transport is now an internal implementation detail)."
Notes
  • Manual maintainer step — it can't run through the releasekit standing-PR flow, since the package no longer exists in the workspace.
  • Gate on the stable 10.2.0 release, not the prerelease, so -next testers aren't stranded.
  • Already-published versions (last was @wdio/electron-cdp-bridge@10.1.0) stay on npm; this only adds the deprecation notice.

Contributor guide

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First steps

  1. Read the whole issue, then the project's contributing guide.
  2. Comment on the issue to say you are picking it up — it saves two people doing the same work.
  3. Fork the repository and make your change on a branch.
  4. Open a pull request that references the issue number.

Research direction

No repository file or test is named because this is a manual npm release step. First verify that @wdio/electron-service@10.2.0 is stable rather than a -next release, then deprecate @wdio/electron-cdp-bridge; it is done when npm shows the deprecation notice pointing users to the replacement.

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