Update vulnerable packages to latest supported versions#33
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Fixes #32
(I hope)
There are many security advisories out for some dependencies of this project. I know it was last updated 8 years ago, but many packages still have this somewhere in their dependency trees, so it's good to fix these updates and keep everybody's code secure.
Notes:
globbyto latest, as the latest few major versions dropped support for commonjs modules. Other packages were updated to their latest versions (I left devDependencies alone, as I was having trouble getting things to build correctly otherwise)There is a minor formatting change to the output of this package with this; some of the test files output some tags on a single line instead of multiple lines. Otherwise the tests seem unaffected.
Let me know if there's a better way to test this than running the test suite and I'd be happy to help out.