[Snyk] Upgrade @clack/prompts from 0.6.3 to 0.7.0

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Snyk has created this PR to upgrade @clack/prompts from 0.6.3 to 0.7.0.

ℹ️ Keep your dependencies up-to-date. This makes it easier to fix existing vulnerabilities and to more quickly identify and fix newly disclosed vulnerabilities when they affect your project.

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• The recommended version is 1 version ahead of your current version.
• The recommended version was released 9 months ago, on 2023-08-09.

Release notes

Package name: @clack/prompts

• 0.7.0 - 2023-08-09
  

  Minor Changes

  • b27a701: add maxItems option to select prompt
  • 89371be: added a new method called spinner.message(msg: string)

  Patch Changes

  • 52183c4: Fix spinner conflict with terminal on error between spinner.start() and spinner.stop()
  • ab51d29: Fixes cases where the note title length was miscalculated due to ansi characters
  • Updated dependencies [cd79076]
    • @ clack/core@0.3.3
• 0.6.3 - 2023-03-06
  

  Patch Changes

  • c96eda5: Enable hard line-wrapping behavior for long words without spaces
  • Updated dependencies [c96eda5]
    • @ clack/core@0.3.2

from @clack/prompts GitHub release notes

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Package	New capabilities	Transitives	Size	Publisher

🚮 Removed packages: npm/tslib@2.6.2

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Alert	Package	Note	Source
New author	npm/anymatch@3.1.3	New Author: phated Previous Author: paulmillr	packages/create-svelte/shared/+checkjs/package.json
Environment variable access	npm/svelte-preprocess@5.1.4	Env Vars: Location: Package overview	packages/create-svelte/shared/+checkjs/package.json
Filesystem access	npm/svelte-preprocess@5.1.4	Module: fs Location: Package overview	packages/create-svelte/shared/+checkjs/package.json
Dynamic require	npm/svelte-preprocess@5.1.4	Location: Package overview	packages/create-svelte/shared/+checkjs/package.json
Dynamic require	npm/svelte-preprocess@5.1.4	Location: Package overview	packages/create-svelte/shared/+checkjs/package.json
Install scripts	npm/svelte-preprocess@5.1.4	Install script: postinstall Source: echo "[svelte-preprocess] Don't forget to install the preprocessors packages that will be used: sass, stylus, less, postcss & postcss-load-config, coffeescript, pug, etc..."	packages/create-svelte/shared/+checkjs/package.json

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