build(deps): bump parse-url and @nuxt/telemetry

Bumps parse-url and @nuxt/telemetry. These dependencies needed to be updated together. Updates parse-url from 6.0.2 to 8.1.0

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8.1.0

parse-url@8.1.0

fix: cjs to load normalize-url /cc #58

fix: Include index.d.ts in package.json /cc #63

feat: support custom SSH username /cc #60

feat: improve regex pattern /cc #59

Thanks to @privatenumber and @briancoit for their contributions! :cake:

8.0.0

parse-url 8.0.0

Breaking Changes

The resource property will not contain the port, but the host one will.

Throw an error if the input is invalid. Hence, file paths like /home/path/to/dir will only be valid if the file:// protocol is added (file://home/path/to/dir)

Throw an error if the input length exceeds the maximum length (parse.MAX_URL_LENGTH), by default 2048.

Fixes

fix file protocol spoofing #48, thanks @vovikhangcdv!

fix: support hyphens in git@ URLs (#50) #51, thanks @crenshaw-dev!

fix: support dot in git@ URLS #52, thanks @GalHalupSeaLights!

Other changes

build: add CommonJS distribution thanks to @privatenumber! /cc #54 :cake:

7.0.2

Add the url in the error object, fixes #14

7.0.1

:memo: docs

7.0.0

parse-url 7.0.0

:star: This is a major release of parse-url! :star:

Breaking changes

If the input url has a trailing slash, the trailing slash will be added in the pathname too.

The port field is a string. By default empty.

Added the password field (default: "")

The resource may contain the port in it (e.g. resource: "domain.com:4200").

Features

Faster

More secure

Cleaner codebase

Commits

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Updates @nuxt/telemetry from 1.3.6 to 1.3.7

Changelog

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1.3.7 (2022-10-12)

Commits

8bf67e3 chore(release): 1.3.7
1222c71 chore: update git-url-parse dependency (#82)
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Maintainer changes

This version was pushed to npm by danielroe, a new releaser for @nuxt/telemetry since your current version.

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