Bump vulnerable dependencies #7
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Vulnerabilities existed because of dev-dependencies & the version of
pnpmin use (optimized package manager)Bumped the following dev dependencies that brought in vulnerable dependencies transitively:
@microsoft.azure/autorest.testserver@typescript-eslint/eslint-pluginmochacompatibility with these new version warranted bumping other dev dependencies:
typescript@typescript-eslint/parsereslintWe bumped the
pnpmversion andrushversion in alignment with AutoRest's main repo. This automatically updated the rush built-in scripts & the pnpm lock file version and format.Testing:
rush rebuild&rush testwork