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This is the result of running `npm --depth 9999 update`. `npm test` errors out, but it does the same in the current `master` as well.
This is the result of running `npm audit fix`.
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I was prompted by a slew of Snyk dependency-update PRs (kingjon3377#1, kingjon3377#2, kingjon3377#3, kingjon3377#4, kingjon3377#5) on my fork of this repo to do dependency updates there, and thought it best to share my changes with "upstream." Merge this or not, as you will.
(I'll be (fast-forward) merging the branch into my "downstream" master in any case, so as to not have "vulnerable" code as the default view of the repository, but if this is merged here I'll reset to "upstream".)
(Oh, and if you do merge this, it includes the same changes as #21, #22, #23, #24, and #25, so those can be closed.)