Relax the typescript version for localize-tools #3800
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Fixes #3739
By relaxing the typescript version from
~4.7.4to^4.7.4, we allow it to use4.8and4.9as well. This fixes the problem with localize-tools where it uses typescript 4.7, but the project used 4.8 or 4.9. This breaks because of breaking changes between 4.7 and greater.Note: so
5.0is not valid here. I'm not sure whether we want to allow that yet.