vue-router and inversify are declared both as dependencies and peerDependencies of published node packages

@xwiki/platform-api declares vue-router both in dependencies (as catalog:, i.e. published as an exact pin — currently 5.2.0) and in peerDependencies (5.x). @xwiki/platform-editors-blocknote-react does the same with inversify. In both packages the library only appears in import type statements, so it is a peer dependency and not a runtime one.

The double declaration breaks any consumer that provides a different, yet peer-compatible, version of the library: pnpm satisfies the peer from the consumer's own resolution and never materialises the exactly-pinned copy, so a tool that reads the published dependencies literally finds nothing.

Cristal, which pins vue-router 5.0.3, can no longer package its Electron application at all — electron-builder aborts with:

production dependency not found  parent=@xwiki/platform-api dependency=vue-router version=5.2.0
Production dependency vue-router not found for package @xwiki/platform-api

Every Cristal Electron CI build has failed since 2026-07-30 for this reason.

The fix is to drop the dependencies entries, keep the peerDependencies declaration, and keep (or add) the devDependencies entry that local typecheck and build need.