Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on routine maintenance of the project's development tooling by updating the versions of several pre-commit hooks. The changes ensure that the project leverages the latest stable releases of Node.js, Gitleaks, and Rubocop, contributing to improved code quality, consistency, and security scanning capabilities within the development workflow.

Highlights

Node.js Version Update: Updated the default Node.js version specified for pre-commit hooks from v22.17.0 to v22.18.0, ensuring compatibility with the latest LTS release.
Gitleaks Hook Update: Upgraded the gitleaks pre-commit hook to version v8.28.0, incorporating the latest security scanning capabilities.
Rubocop Hook Update: Updated the rubocop pre-commit hook to version v1.79.1, bringing in the latest Ruby code style and quality checks.

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		python: python3
		# force all unspecified Node hooks to run Node.js v22.17.0 LTS
		node: 22.17.0
		# force all unspecified Node hooks to run Node.js v22.18.0 LTS