chore: npm packages

[m1ga]

just some node package updates.

Updated my info list too #13781 as many are ESM packages now in newer versions.

Tested with kitchensink, hyperloop-example, my app and another client app (all Android only)

Had to run npm run format:objc to fix the lint errors

[cb1kenobi]

Wow. This. PR. Is. Huge. Nice.

[m1ga]

my changes are only in the package.json :-) The rest is done with format:objc. Looks like the rules changed or it is just a bit stricter now and it wasn't formatted before

[m1ga]

finally fixed the merge conflicts and linting errors.

For comparison:

before: 37 vulnerabilities (1 low, 23 moderate, 10 high, 3 critical)
after: 26 vulnerabilities (1 low, 16 moderate, 6 high, 3 critical)

not all but at least some 😄

[m1ga]

updated stats:
after the PR it is now 29 vulnerabilities (1 low, 18 moderate, 6 high, 4 critical)

[cb1kenobi]

I went through everything and made a bunch suggestions that you can click to accept.

I still need to audit all of the updated npom dependencies. I'm particularily interested in what changed in all major releases: arborist, archiver, fs-extra, chai, commander, conventional-changelog-cli, danger, eslint-config-axway, glob, husky, ssri, and strip-ansi. I don't know how each of these deps are used, so better to be safe than sorry.

[m1ga]

I went through everything and made a bunch suggestions that you can click to accept.

I still need to audit all of the updated npom dependencies. I'm particularily interested in what changed in all major releases: arborist, archiver, fs-extra, chai, commander, conventional-changelog-cli, danger, eslint-config-axway, glob, husky, ssri, and strip-ansi. I don't know how each of these deps are used, so better to be safe than sorry.

nice 👍 Just a quick note: I think all the changes will automatically come back once someone runs npm run format:objc but let's see if the linter likes your changes. I'll commit some to let it run a build...if its fine I'll submit the other ones too

[cb1kenobi]

@m1ga it seems like the linter gets confused in multi-line comments. If the linter still doesn't like the suggested indentations, then so be it. I'm curious what it'll say.

[m1ga]

That worked and it doesn't want to change them again when running npm run format:objc 👍

[cb1kenobi]

I audited the npm deps as best as I could. I did some testing and things look good. I'll approve and merge this PR, then we can get people to help test. APPROVED!