⬆️Upgrade graphql and gaussian dependencies
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The [test were failing when updating the website][1] because we had to use some specifics of the way `https://esm.sh` bundled graphql-js by reaching into the `/graphql` directory of the npm package directly. However, now that [GraphQL-js officially supports Deno][2] we can upgrade it. This also resolves a dependency in the gaussian distribution library we used to pin it at a single version. [1]: https://github.com/thefrontside/graphgen/actions/runs/4876196677/jobs/8699372244 [2]: graphql/graphql-js#3741
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Motivation
The test were failing when updating the website because we had to use some specifics of the way
https://esm.shbundled graphql-js by reaching into the/graphqldirectory of the npm package directly.Approach
However, now that GraphQL-js officially supports Deno we can upgrade it. This also resolves a dependency in the gaussian distribution library we used to pin it at a single version.