chore: Bump several dependencies, expo and nitro-modules to latest version

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request performs a comprehensive update of various project dependencies across both the Podfile.lock for iOS and the package.json for the client-side application. The primary goal is to bring the project's dependencies up to their latest stable versions, which typically includes performance improvements, bug fixes, and new features from the updated libraries. This ensures the application remains robust, secure, and leverages the most current capabilities of its underlying frameworks and tools.

Highlights

• Core Expo Dependencies: Numerous Expo-related modules, including Expo, EXApplication, EXConstants, EXManifests, EXNotifications, expo-dev-client, expo-dev-launcher, expo-dev-menu, ExpoAsset, ExpoClipboard, ExpoDevice, ExpoFileSystem, ExpoFont, ExpoHaptics, ExpoImagePicker, ExpoKeepAwake, ExpoLocalAuthentication, ExpoModulesCore, ExpoSQLite, ExpoSystemUI, and EXTaskManager, have been updated to their latest patch or minor versions.
• Nitro Modules: The NitroMmkv dependency has been bumped from 4.0.0 to 4.1.0, and NitroModules from 0.31.6 to 0.31.10.
• React Native Libraries: Several React Native specific libraries have been updated, including @bottom-tabs/react-navigation (from ^1.0.2 to ^1.1.0), @react-native-community/slider (from 5.0.1 to 5.1.1), react-native-bottom-tabs (from ^1.0.2 to ^1.1.0), react-native-edge-to-edge (from 1.6.0 to 1.7.0), react-native-fs-turbo (from ^0.4.2 to ^0.5.0), react-native-mmkv (from ^4.0.0 to ^4.1.0), and react-native-reanimated (from ~4.1.5 to ~4.1.6). Navigation libraries @react-navigation/native and @react-navigation/native-stack also received updates.
• Development Dependencies: Development-related packages such as @babel/core, @types/react, eslint, eslint-plugin-prettier, prettier, prettier-plugin-tailwindcss, tailwindcss, and typescript-eslint have been updated to their latest versions, ensuring compatibility and access to new features and fixes.

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Code Review

This pull request primarily updates numerous dependencies across the client/ios/Podfile.lock and client/package.json files, including various Expo modules, expo-dev-client, expo-dev-launcher, expo-dev-menu, NitroMmkv, NitroModules, react-native-bottom-tabs, react-native-slider, RNFSTurbo, RNReanimated, and UMAppLoader. The review comments highlight an inconsistency in the devDependencies section of client/package.json, noting a mix of ^ and ~ version specifiers, and suggest standardizing to a single specifier like ^ for better consistency.