Update node-cjs tests and add CI automated tests

[leordev]

• Also moved the dwn to the top pnpm level
• Created manual workflow dispatches where we can set the version of web5 and/or dwn (useful for testing alpha releases)
• Updated the pnpm lock file to version 6, please make sure we are using pnpm 8
• Upgraded nextjs to version 13.5 to as an attempt to fix a security issue

To run all the tests at once, just run pnpm -r test

Fix #33 Fix #11

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Packages	Version	New capabilities	Transitives	Size	Publisher
next	13.5.4	eval, network, filesystem, shell, environment	+0	68.9 MB	vercel-release-bot
@docusaurus/core	2.4.3	filesystem, environment	+1	477 kB	slorber
expo	49.0.13	None	+1	3.18 MB	brentvatne
webpack-cli	5.1.4	environment	+0	110 kB	evilebottnawi
react-native	0.72.1	network, filesystem, shell, environment	+0	59.6 MB	react-native-bot

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👍 Dependency issues cleared. Learn more about Socket for GitHub ↗︎

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Ignoring: next@13.5.4

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This repo does not work with next in a production environment, it only has bundling examples. Only real apps should be taking measures against this security leak (NEXT_TELEMETRY_DISABLED=1).