Take the style library without lodash (#356)

[adamjohnwright]

Part of #356. It follows #432 (router) and reactome/ngx-reactome-base#15.

What it does

• The style library without lodash. cytoscape-style: drop lodash for small local memoize and throttle ngx-reactome-base#15 removed lodash from ngx-reactome-cytoscape-style. Its four uses became native code or a small local memoize/throttle, each held to lodash's behaviour by a spec that runs lodash alongside. The review there checked the throttle against lodash's source branch by branch.
• The lockfile moves the library to that build (76de66a, built from dc16af7) by its entry alone.
  • npm update also rewrote unrelated entries: it dropped peer packages and flipped dev flags. So the entry was edited by hand and checked with npm ci.
  • The library build is the only thing that changed since the pinned one.
• ehld.service's one isArray is now Array.isArray.

With #432, which took the state service's lodash imports, nothing the embed loads imports lodash.

Size. On main + this PR, the embed's JavaScript is 1,496 KB, down from 1,650 KB before #432, with 1.43 MB initial. lodash and @angular/router are both at 0 in the stats.

Checks

• Unit tests: 723 passed.
• Diagram e2e (diagram behaviour, pathway browser, downloads, disease compare, interactors, embed, analysis, EHLD): 109 passed.
• Preflight passes, including lockfile drift and the live render.

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[adamjohnwright]

Review (subagent, adversarial): no defects. The hand-edited lock entry matches 76de66a's package.json exactly and uses the same git+ssh#sha form, so npm ci fetches exactly that build (git dependencies carry no integrity field); the library diff between the two builds is only the bundle (local memoize, faithful throttle port, Array.isArray, typeof) with an unchanged d.ts; WebsiteAngular uses only Style, extract, ReactomeEventTypes and INTERACTOR_BADGE_MIN_ZOOM; lodash stays declared here for five details components. Loose ends fixed in the latest commit: vitest.config.ts no longer inlines the library (it was there for the lodash import; all 84 spec files pass without it), and the interop spec says what it guards now.