Bump rimraf from 5.0.8 to 6.0.1

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Bumps rimraf from 5.0.8 to 6.0.1.

Changelog

Sourced from rimraf's changelog.

6.0

• Drop support for nodes before v20
• Add --version to CLI

5.0

• No default export, only named exports

4.4

• Provide Dirent or Stats object as second argument to filter

4.3

• Return boolean indicating whether the path was fully removed
• Add filter option
• bin: add --verbose, -v to print files as they are deleted
• bin: add --no-verbose, -V to not print files as they are deleted
• bin: add -i --interactive to be prompted on each deletion
• bin: add -I --no-interactive to not be prompted on each deletion
• 4.3.1 Fixed inappropriately following symbolic links to directories

v4.2

• Brought back glob support, using the new and improved glob v9

v4.1

• Improved hybrid module with no need to look at the .default dangly bit. .default preserved as a reference to rimraf for compatibility with anyone who came to rely on it in v4.0.
• Accept and ignore -rf and -fr arguments to the bin.

v4.0

• Remove glob dependency entirely. This library now only accepts actual file and folder names to delete.
• Accept array of paths or single path.
• Windows performance and reliability improved.
• All strategies separated into explicitly exported methods.
• Drop support for Node.js below version 14
• rewrite in TypeScript
• ship CJS/ESM hybrid module
• Error on unknown arguments to the bin. (Previously they were silently ignored.)

v3.0

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Commits

• 21560c7 6.0.1
• d3881ad load version with package-json-from-dist
• 6de86bf feat: add --version flag for CLI
• 49e1923 chore: add /.tap to .gitignore
• 90d1feb 6.0.0
• 9b2a2b1 drop dead node versions
• 546c9ec 5.0.9
• 043338a restore support for dead node versions
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