By Vivek Kumar Lyft’s stock surged over 15% in extended trading as the ride-sharing company projected achieving positive free cash flow for the year. However, enthusiasm waned after Lyft disclosed an error in its press release, injecting drama. During after-hours trading on Tuesday, the stock briefly soared by more than 60% to just over $20, marking its highest level since August 2022. However, it later stabilized to a gain of about 15%. This occurred despite a notable mistake: Lyft erroneously stated in a press release that a key margin metric was expected to increase by 500 basis points this…