build: update api dependencies

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Description:

Update npm dependencies for api solution

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Summary by CodeRabbit

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  • Upgraded several core dependencies to their latest versions, enhancing overall stability and performance.
  • Updated key development tools to ensure a smoother, more efficient development process.

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This pull request updates multiple dependency and devDependency versions in the API's package.json file. The changes include version increments for both production packages (e.g., @apollo/server, bull, dotenv, graphql, etc.) and development tools (e.g., @eslint/js, @types/jest, prettier, etc.), ensuring that the project utilizes the latest releases within the specified version ranges.

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apps/.../package.json

Dependencies Updated: - @apollo/server: ^4.11.0 → ^4.11.3 - bull: ^4.16.0 → ^4.16.5 - dotenv: ^16.4.5 → ^16.4.7 - fs-extra: ^11.2.0 → ^11.3.0 - graphql: ^16.9.0 → ^16.10.0 - graphql-tools: ^9.0.1 → ^9.0.15 - mariadb: ^3.3.1 → ^3.4.0 - mysql2: ^3.11.0 → ^3.12.0 - nest-winston: ^1.9.7 → ^1.10.2 - openai: ^4.55.5 → ^4.85.4 - rxjs: ^7.8.1 → ^7.8.2 - winston: ^3.14.1 → ^3.17.0 DevDependencies Updated: - @eslint/js: ^9.9.0 → ^9.21.0 - @types/jest: ^29.5.12 → ^29.5.14 - eslint-plugin-prettier: ^5.2.1 → ^5.2.3 - prettier: ^3.3.3 → ^3.5.2 - ts-jest: ^29.2.4 → ^29.2.6 - ts-loader: ^9.5.1 → ^9.5.2 - typescript: ^5.5.4 → ^5.7.3

Possibly related PRs

• build: update backend dependencies (Aug 2024) #45: Updates in this PR involve similar dependency upgrades in package.json, specifically for packages like bull, graphql, and mariadb.

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New versions like carrots, crisp and sweet,
Each change a nibble in our project treat.
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33-33: Dependencies Version Updates Look Consistent

All updated dependency versions (e.g., for @apollo/server, bull, dotenv, fs-extra, graphql, graphql-tools, mariadb, mysql2, nest-winston, openai, rxjs, and winston) have been incremented to newer patch/minor versions. Please ensure that these newer releases are compatible with your application’s usage patterns and that no breaking changes have been introduced. Running a complete test suite and possibly a manual check on critical paths is recommended.

Also applies to: 47-47, 50-53, 56-59, 63-63, 66-66

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70-70: DevDependencies Version Updates Are Up-to-Date

The updates in devDependencies (e.g., @eslint/js, @types/jest, eslint-plugin-prettier, prettier, ts-jest, ts-loader, and typescript) are in line with current releases. These changes should help keep the development tooling current and reduce potential linter or type-checking issues. However, because tooling updates can sometimes introduce new warnings or stricter behaviors, ensure that running your lint and test commands produces no unexpected errors.

Also applies to: 76-76, 83-83, 86-86, 89-90, 93-93

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