#51899: chore: bump @datadog/datadog-ci to ^5.17.0
Description of Change
Bumps @datadog/datadog-ci from ^5.9.1 to ^5.17.0 to get its vulnerable transitive dependencies out of the lockfile.
The previous version pinned simple-git@3.33.0 exactly (GHSA-hffm-xvc3-vprc); 5.16.1+ pins ^3.36.0 instead, so the patched version now resolves through the normal dependency graph — no resolutions override needed (thanks @erickzhao). simple-git@3.36.0 remains in the tree only via @electron/fiddle-core's ^3.5.0.
The lockfile shrinks by ~120 entries because 5.17.0 ships as a single bundled tarball rather than the old base + plugin packages with separately-resolved dependencies. That also removes the vulnerable basic-ftp@5.3.0 (GHSA-rpmf-866q-6p89) along with its whole proxy-agent/get-uri chain, plus other historically CVE-prone packages (axios, follow-redirects, fast-xml-parser) that no longer have any dependents.
No other dependency versions change. yarn install verified clean.
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