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fix: loosen undici version to resolve npm audit warnings - #334
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Currently, installing a lot of packages here result in
npm auditwarnings like this:While these specifically vulnerabilities are very unlikely to impact packages here, some companies have policies that prevent the use of packages with any
npm auditwarnings.I've bumped the
undiciversion to resolve these, and also loosened it a little. This should help reduce package sizes for large applications that all rely onundici, by allowing any compatible version with^7.16.0.