chore: upgrade stencil version and other minor and bugfix dependencies #126

[colinscz]

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• Bugfix
• Feature
• Code style update
• Refactor
• Build-related changes Update Stencil dependency to latest 4.x minor release #126
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• Yes
• No

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[ibirrer]

Looks good. However I still get 1 critical vulnerability locally:

npm install
...
3 vulnerabilities (2 moderate, 1 critical)

[colinscz]

Looks good. However I still get 1 critical vulnerability locally:

npm install
...
3 vulnerabilities (2 moderate, 1 critical)

I guess this is the one from babel. For now we cannot do much about that. I think from time to time we have to live with some vulnerabilities coming up.

Probably when we upgrade the Angular version in the demo app we can mitigate that partially, from what I could find this is used there and in Jest. As long as Stencil doesn't go up with the Jest peer dependencies we are somewhat bound to that version.

[ibirrer]

Looks good. However I still get 1 critical vulnerability locally:

npm install
...
3 vulnerabilities (2 moderate, 1 critical)

I guess this is the one from babel. For now we cannot do much about that. I think from time to time we have to live with some vulnerabilities coming up.

Probably when we upgrade the Angular version in the demo app we can mitigate that partially, from what I could find this is used there and in Jest. As long as Stencil doesn't go up with the Jest peer dependencies we are somewhat bound to that version.

Fine for me, but we should re-open #76 then.