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Next.js 16.5.0-canary.33 released, stopping error inspection patching when source maps are disabled

The latest canary build, next.js 16.5.0-canary.33, brings several notable updates for the development workflow.


Among the core adjustments, one significant change involves halting the error inspection patching when source maps are turned off, addressing issue #93364.

On the miscellaneous front, enhancements to Turbopack include storing `ChunkGroupInfo::chunk_groups` as a Vec, as noted in #100935.

Further refinements touch upon testing stability; specifically, flaky tests related to the file-system-cache-clock have been fixed in #100946.

Additionally, a CI improvement resolves an issue where test axis fixtures were not running their off state in the Continuous Integration environment, detailed under #100912.

The repository structure also saw a modification where the review agent's team is now defined as the owners within the review/OWNERS section, per #100927.

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