Bump glob from 8.1.0 to 9.0.1

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Bumps glob from 8.1.0 to 9.0.1.

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9.0

This is a full rewrite, with significant API and algorithm changes.

High-Level Feature and API Surface Changes

• Only support node 16 and higher.
• Promise API instead of callbacks.
• Accept pattern as string or array of strings.
• Hybrid module distribution.
• Full TypeScript support.
• Exported Glob class is no longer an event emitter.
• Exported Glob class has walk(), walkSync(), stream(), streamSync(), iterate(), iterateSync() methods, and is both an async and sync Generator.
• First class support for UNC paths and drive letters on Windows. Note that glob patterns must still use / as a path separator, unless the windowsPathsNoEscape option is set, in which case glob patterns cannot be escaped with \.
• Paths are returned in the canonical formatting for the platform in question.
• The hasMagic method will return false for patterns that only contain brace expansion, but no other "magic" glob characters.
• Patterns ending in / will still be restricted to matching directories, but will not have a / appended in the results. In general, results will be in their default relative or absolute forms, without any extraneous / and . characters, unlike shell matches. (The mark option may still be used to always mark directory matches with a trailing / or \.)
• An options argument is required for the Glob class constructor. {} may be provided to accept all default options.

Options Changes

• Removed root option and mounting behavior.
• Removed stat option. It's slow and pointless. (Could bring back easily if there's demand, but items are already statted in cases where it's relevant, such as nodir:true or mark:true.)
• Simplified cwd behavior so it is far less magical, and relies less on platform-specific absolute path representations.
• cwd can be a File URL or a string path.
• More efficient handling for absolute patterns. (That is, patterns that start with / on any platform, or start with a drive letter or UNC path on Windows.)
• Removed silent and strict options. Any readdir errors are simply treated as "the directory could not be read", and it is treated as a normal file entry instead, like shells do.

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Commits

• bedc98c 9.0.1
• 03b9bca allow v14 higher than 14.17
• a68703e 9.0.0
• 58159ca test: cwd can be a url
• a547a9c more docs
• 42a3ac7 link to bash manual for Pattern Matching
• 474172d update readme with cwd URL support
• ad3904d update readme with posix class support
• b22fc7d minimatch@7.3.0
• cdd1627 update all the things, remove unused mkdirp types
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