fix: vulnerable dep expr-eval-fork#371
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@six7 it seems I have adopted expr-eval lib via a fork now and I've been getting a lot of security CVEs raised on it. Worked a fair bit with some of the security researchers behind it to get it fixed on my fork (since origin is fully abandoned).
I think a fair amount of the expr-eval-fork users are via sd-transforms actually, so this'll need a bump now that it's fixed.
Not sure if the NPM token is still valid, you may need to refresh it in NPM and update in this repo settings -> actions secrets
FYI: I also had NPM audit fix a couple of other vulnerable dev deps via pkg lock