chore(deps): update dependency sinon to v21

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Confidence
sinon (source)	20.0.0 → 21.0.1

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Release Notes

sinonjs/sinon (sinon)

v21.0.1

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• 456a65c2
  Update dependencies - except @​sinonjs/samsam (#​2669) (Carl-Erik Kopseng)
• f04f3eb1
  Fix issue 2618 - Remove browserify in favor of esbuild (#​2661) (Artur Parkhisenko)
• 48b69df2
  fix(docs): remove assert.failException from documentation (#​2666) (Steffen Schroeder)
• 13b27ccc
  Fix sandbox restore not handling stubbed functions (#​2667) (thamion)
• ae9e09ac
  Update compatibility target to ES2023 (Carl-Erik Kopseng)

  Updated compatibility target from ES2017 to ES2023 and clarified the note on breaking changes.

• 26055043
  Improve error message for immutable descriptors (#​2664) (Stuart Dotson)
• 80fa9a5b
  Also mirror the calledOnceWith assertion (#​2660) (Benedikt Meurer)

Released by Carl-Erik Kopseng on 2025-12-19.

v21.0.0

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• fd10f13f
  chore!: remove assert.failException property (#​2659) (Morgan Roderick)

  This was used for allowing customisation of the thrown error between
  sandboxes and for customisation for integrations (most likely from the
  days of BusterJS).

  To my knowledge and what I've been able to find on GitHub, this has
  never had any production use by end users.

  BREAKING CHANGE: this removes assert.failException from the API

Released by Morgan Roderick on 2025-06-13.

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