TL;DR

The issue can likely be fixed by modifying the code that generates the <link> tag to omit the type attribute when its value is an empty string.

Guidance

• Review the code that generates the <link> tag with rel="alternate" and check how the type attribute is being set.
• Verify that the code is correctly handling the case where the type value is an empty string.
• Check the Next.js documentation to see if there are any configuration options or APIs that can help omit the type attribute in this case.
• Test the fix by running the app locally and inspecting the <link> tag in the Chrome DevTools to ensure the type attribute is omitted.

Example

No code snippet can be provided without more information about the specific code that generates the <link> tag.

Notes

The fix may depend on the specific implementation of the code that generates the <link> tag, so additional information about the code may be needed to provide a more detailed solution.

Recommendation

Apply a workaround by modifying the code that generates the <link> tag to omit the type attribute when its value is an empty string, as this is a more targeted solution than upgrading to a potentially non-existent fixed version.