ci: bump eslint-plugin-cypress from 3.5.0 to 4.0.0 in the eslint group

[dependabot[bot]]

Bumps the eslint group with 1 update: eslint-plugin-cypress.

Updates eslint-plugin-cypress from 3.5.0 to 4.0.0

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v4.0.0

4.0.0 (2024-10-11)

Features

• minimum version eslint v9 (b50181a)

BREAKING CHANGES

• Support ESLint v9 and above only

Support for ESlint v7 & v8 is removed languageOptions ecmaVersion: 2019 and sourceType: module are removed from eslint-plugin-cypress/flat config globals is updated to 15.11.0 eslint-plugin-n is updated to 17.11.1

v3.6.0

3.6.0 (2024-10-11)

Features

• publish eslint v8 deprecation (44a7722)

Commits

• 47dc58f Merge pull request #234 from MikeMcC399/v9-only
• 061366e Merge branch 'master' into v9-only
• ce12040 Merge pull request #233 from MikeMcC399/publish/readme
• b50181a feat: minimum version eslint v9
• 44a7722 feat: publish eslint v8 deprecation
• 68ce9c6 Merge pull request #230 from MikeMcC399/update/semantic-release
• 9587d00 chore(deps): update semantic release to 24.1.2
• 3cab227 Merge pull request #226 from MikeMcC399/deprecate/eslint-v8
• 5361dad Merge pull request #221 from MikeMcC399/update/eslint-deps
• e4d0797 chore(deps): update eslint to 9.12.0 and other eslint* deps
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@dependabot ignore major version

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@dependabot ignore eslint-plugin-cypress major version

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