Bump ember-intl from 3.5.0 to 5.4.0 in /frontend

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Bumps ember-intl from 3.5.0 to 5.4.0.

Release notes

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v5.3.1

No release notes provided.

v5.2.0

Notable Changes

• current locale entangles correctly with autotracking (Thanks to @richard-viney)

v5.0.0

Notable Changes

• Polyfills have been removed entirely and with it the need to bundle the pluralization rules as they now come from the native Intl.PluralRules API
• Intl.MessageFormat parser and compiler updated which changes how text and tags are escaped

Breaking Changes

• Node 8 support dropped
• Intl.RelativeTime polyfill has been replaced with the native API which behaves entirely different than the previous older spec implementation. Read more in the Migration Document
• Escaping text has changed and HTML tags now need to be escaped. Read how in the Migration Document
• Removes shortNumber formatting in favor of newly added native implementation using the "notation": "compact" parameter for Intl.NumberFormat i.e.,

this.intl.formatNumber(1000, {
  notation: "compact" ,
  compactDisplay: "short"
}); // -> 1k

Potentially introduces a breaking change (indirectly)

In this release, we removed an ember-auto-import global app setting that your application still rely on.

In ember-auto-import@1.4.0 they turned a webpack setting for node off.

At the time, this broke every app using ember-intl (and apps that did not rely on ember-intl). If your app imported any dependency via ember-auto-import that relied on node's global object, your app may have no longer built properly and the build error was/is likely cryptic.

To work around this, ember-intl re-set webpack.node.global which had everyone's builds passing again - this issue went unrecognized by most as ember-intl was patching everyone's app even for dependencies that fell outside of ember-intl. Fast forward to 4.3.1, ember-intl no longer needed that option as we dropped the runtime need for setting it. If you now see the bug, you'll want to patch your own applications now.

Full read with solution and explanation for why this isn't a breaking change from ember-intl's perspective: ember-intl/ember-intl#1232

Upgrading dependencies

This is a house keeping release containing dependency upgrades.

v4.0.0-beta.10

No release notes provided.

v4.0.0-beta.9

No release notes provided.

v4.0.0-beta.8

This release includes #815, which adds compatibility for Ember 3.9 and includes some minor breaking changes for edge-case scenarios.

Commits

• 69a8069 5.4.0
• aa41d2f fix: corrects public lookup() behavior to return original string instead of i...
• 7de2a04 build(deps-dev): Bump @formatjs/intl-relativetimeformat from 5.2.4 to 7.0.0 (...
• ed363b5 build(deps-dev): Bump @formatjs/intl-pluralrules from 2.2.11 to 3.2.5 (#1392)
• c76e0c3 docs: escaping HTML tags with placeholders for attributes (#1397)
• 322d325 build(deps-dev): Bump ember-cli from 3.19.0 to 3.20.0 (#1390)
• c63143a build(deps): Bump ember-cli-babel from 7.20.5 to 7.22.1 (#1389)
• d479972 build(deps-dev): Bump mocha from 7.2.0 to 8.1.0 (#1388)
• cdc1ac6 build(deps-dev): Bump ember-source from 3.19.0 to 3.20.3 (#1387)
• 1962261 build(deps): Bump intl-messageformat from 8.4.1 to 9.2.0 (#1385)
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Superseded by #1407.