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There are probably a lot of other pull requests updating dependencies. This is a comprehensive upgrade of all dependencies, which may not be desirable, but is there if you'd like it. It's definitely got breaking changes when it comes to node version compatibility. I ran tests against node 12 and up, and node 12 was getting memory allocation issues with a WASM module somewhere, but it worked node 14 and up.
Biggest changes include:
standard
It seems like this module has been abandoned, and that's okay :) I fully intend to keep my fork up to date and published and use mine until I change my formatting/linting preferences change. This PR is meant to be the changes necessary to update the dependencies at this point in time. I'm going to merge this into my base branch and make additional changes to CI configuration, package naming and other things to make this publishable by itself. I don't anticipate having to keep this up to date with the upstream because there hasn't been any work done to keep it up to date in over a year. Which, again, is totally fine :) My fork may fall into the same state when my preferences change, or a majority of my work starts to focus more in non-javascript projects.