chore/release: bump version to 0.35.0-nightly.20260314.3038fdce2

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Automated version bump for nightly release.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request performs a routine, automated version bump for the project's nightly release. It ensures that all relevant package configuration files reflect the latest development version, maintaining consistency across the codebase and updating the associated sandbox image URI.

Highlights

• Version Bump: Updated the project's nightly version from "0.35.0-nightly.20260311.657f19c1f" to "0.35.0-nightly.20260314.3038fdce2" across all relevant package configuration files.
• Configuration Update: Synchronized the sandboxImageUri configuration in package.json files to reflect the new nightly version.

Changelog

• package-lock.json
  • Updated the project's version and all dependent package versions to the latest nightly build.
• package.json
  • Updated the main project's version and the sandboxImageUri to the new nightly identifier.
• packages/a2a-server/package.json
  • Updated the package version to the latest nightly build.
• packages/cli/package.json
  • Updated the package version and its sandboxImageUri to the latest nightly build.
• packages/core/package.json
  • Updated the package version to the latest nightly build.
• packages/devtools/package.json
  • Updated the package version to the latest nightly build.
• packages/sdk/package.json
  • Updated the package version to the latest nightly build.
• packages/test-utils/package.json
  • Updated the package version to the latest nightly build.
• packages/vscode-ide-companion/package.json
  • Updated the package version to the latest nightly build.

Activity

• This is an automated pull request generated by the gemini-cli-robot and currently has no human activity or reviews.

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Code Review

This pull request appears to be an automated nightly release, bumping the version across all packages. However, I've identified a critical issue: the date in the new version string (0.35.0-nightly.20260314.3038fdce2) is set to the year 2026. This is likely a misconfiguration in the release automation and could cause significant problems with version management and dependency resolution. I've left a comment with details on the root package.json.

_{Note: Security Review has been skipped due to the limited scope of the PR.}

[gemini-code-assist]

The year in the nightly version string is 2026, which is in the future. This appears to be a misconfiguration in the release automation, potentially a hardcoded year. Using a future date in a version string can lead to serious problems with package managers, version sorting, and identifying the correct 'latest' build. Please correct the automation to use the current year for nightly builds.