build(deps): bump ethereumjs-util from 6.0.0 to 7.0.5

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Bumps ethereumjs-util from 6.0.0 to 7.0.5.

Release notes

Sourced from ethereumjs-util's releases.

v7.0.5 - New Address Type

This release adds a new module address - see README - with a new Address class and type which can be used for creating and representing Ethereum addresses.

Example usage:

import { Address } from 'ethereumjs-util'
const pubKey = Buffer.from(
'3a443d8381a6798a70c6ff9304bdc8cb0163c23211d11628fae52ef9e0dca11a001cf066d56a8156fc201cd5df8a36ef694eecd258903fca7086c1fae7441e1d',
'hex',
)
const address = Address.fromPublicKey(pubKey)

In TypeScript the associated Address type can be used to more strictly enforce type checks (e.g. on the length of an address) on function parameters expecting an address input. So you can declare a function like the following: myAddressRelatedFunction(address: Address) to get more assurance that the address input is correct.

See PR #186

v7.0.4 - Bugfix Release

• Fixed BN.js and RLP re-export failures from TypeScript, PR #270
• Fixed an issue along large-value input due to a string copy inconsistency within the assertIs* helper functions, issue affects most methods of the library, PR #269

v7.0.3 - Crypto Update Release

This release replaces the keccak and secp256k1 dependencies (PR #257) and instead uses the ethereum-cryptography package that uses native JS implementations for cryptographic primitives and makes use of modern and forward-compatible N-API implementations in Node wherever possible.

This is part of a larger initiative led by Nomic Labs to improve the developer experience within the Ethereum developer ecosystem, see ethereum/js-organization#18 for context.

Other Changes:

• Added TypeScript definitions for ethjs-util methods, PR #248 and PR #260

v7.0.0 - Typestrict API / Crypto Update / Dev Improvements

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[DEPRECATED] This release has been deprecated due to interoperability issues along the BN.js v5 re-export update, please update to v7.0.1.

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This release comes with significant changes to the API, updated versions of the core crypto libraries and substantial developer improvements in the form of a refactored test suite and API documentation.

API Changes

Changes to the API have been discussed in Issue #172 and are guided by the principles of:

• Make the API more typestrict
• Be less ambiguous regarding accepted values
• Avoid implicit type conversions
• Be more explicit on wrong input (just: throw)

Changelog

Sourced from ethereumjs-util's changelog.

7.0.5 - 2020-09-09

This release adds a new module address - see README - with a new Address class and type which can be used for creating and representing Ethereum addresses.

Example usage:

import { Address } from 'ethereumjs-util'
const pubKey = Buffer.from(
'3a443d8381a6798a70c6ff9304bdc8cb0163c23211d11628fae52ef9e0dca11a001cf066d56a8156fc201cd5df8a36ef694eecd258903fca7086c1fae7441e1d',
'hex',
)
const address = Address.fromPublicKey(pubKey)

In TypeScript the associated Address type can be used to more strictly enforce type checks (e.g. on the length of an address) on function parameters expecting an address input. So you can declare a function like the following: myAddressRelatedFunction(Address: address) to get more assurance that the address input is correct.

See PR #186

7.0.4 - 2020-08-04

• Fixed BN.js and RLP re-export failures from TypeScript, PR #270
• Fixed an issue along large-value input due to a string copy inconsistency within the assertIs* helper functions, issue affects most methods of the library, PR #269

[7.0.3] - 2020-07-07

This release replaces the keccak and secp256k1 dependencies (PR #257) and instead uses the ethereum-cryptography package that uses native JS implementations for cryptographic primitives and makes use of modern and forward-compatible N-API implementations in Node wherever possible.

This is part of a larger initiative led by Nomic Labs to improve the developer experience within the Ethereum developer ecosystem, see ethereum/js-organization#18 for context.

Commits

• d8b8e44 Merge pull request #274 from ethereumjs/new-release
• a0685be Bumped version to v7.0.5, added CHANGELOG entry
• cca0575 Merge pull request #273 from ethereumjs/discord-badge
• 885ff5e Replacing gitter badge
• 42909e7 Merge pull request #186 from ethereumjs/types
• 37a74c1 Update src/index.ts
• 5a48293 fix test to increase coverage (nested it wasn't being run)
• 3911558 Merge branch 'master' into types
• ae6515d Merge pull request #272 from ethereumjs/new-release
• 5b0af49 add a prettier-ignore for privkey
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Superseded by #2442.