yarn.lock: Upgrade integrity to sha512
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mainbranchyarn readyrun passes successfully (more about tests here)Description
The current yarn.lock file is still using sha1 for many dependencies, or doesn't specify a checksum at all. This patch updates all of them to sha512.
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