Bump dependencies to resolve vulnerabilities #1164
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What does this change?
This bumps some dependencies in order to reduce the number of high priority vulnerabilities reported by Snyk.
It reduces the number of Scala vulnerabilities from 6 to 2. Of the remaining two:
The JS changes don't solve the vulnerabilities, but they do bring ts-loader to its latest version (where the vuln is still present).
How to test
Deploy to CODE and see if everything appears to be working normally.