chore: bump iconify/unocss/masto

[danielroe]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated various dependencies to ensure better performance and security:
    • @iconify-json/ri to v1.1.21
    • @iconify-json/tabler to v1.1.117
    • @unocss/nuxt to v0.61.5
    • @unocss/postcss to v0.61.5
    • @unocss/reset to v0.61.5
    • masto to v6.8.0
    • unocss to v0.61.5
    • execa to v9.3.0
    • happy-dom to v14.12.3

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Walkthrough

The package.json file has undergone several dependency updates to ensure the project remains up-to-date with the latest versions. These updates include minor version advancements for libraries such as @iconify-json, @unocss, masto, execa, and happy-dom. These changes primarily focus on improving the performance, security, and compatibility of the dependencies without introducing any new features or architectural changes.

Changes

File	Change Summary
package.json	Updated versions for @iconify-json/ri, @iconify-json/tabler, @unocss/nuxt, @unocss/postcss, @unocss/reset, masto, unocss, execa, and happy-dom.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 9cee755 and 95c0587.

Files ignored due to path filters (1)

• pnpm-lock.yaml is excluded by !**/pnpm-lock.yaml

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• package.json (5 hunks)

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package.json (6)

28-28: Version update approved for @iconify-json/ri.

The update from "^1.1.20" to "^1.1.21" is a minor version change, typically indicating non-breaking improvements or bug fixes.

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30-30: Version update approved for @iconify-json/tabler.

The update from "^1.1.111" to "^1.1.117" suggests incremental improvements or bug fixes.

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40-42: Version updates approved for @unocss related packages.

The updates from "^0.61.0" to "^0.61.5" for @unocss/nuxt, @unocss/postcss, and @unocss/reset are minor and likely synchronized across the UnoCSS ecosystem.

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52-52: Version update approved for masto.

The update from "^6.7.7" to "^6.8.0" indicates new features or improvements that are non-breaking.

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67-67: Version update approved for unocss.

The update from "^0.61.0" to "^0.61.5" aligns with updates to other related UnoCSS packages, ensuring consistency across the ecosystem.

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79-80: Version updates approved for execa and happy-dom.

The updates for execa from "9.0.0" to "9.3.0" and happy-dom from "14.10.1" to "14.12.3" are more significant and should be verified for impact on the project's build and test environments.