chore(deps): bump js-cookie from 2.2.1 to 3.0.6

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Bumps js-cookie from 2.2.1 to 3.0.6.

Release notes

Sourced from js-cookie's releases.

v3.0.5

• Remove npm version restriction in package.json - #818

v3.0.4

• Publish to npmjs.com with package provenance

v3.0.1

• Make package.json accessible in export - #727

v3.0.0

• Removed defaults in favor of a builder: now to supply an api instance with particular predefined (cookie) attributes there's Cookies.withAttributes(), e.g.:

const api = Cookies.withAttributes({
  path: '/',
  secure: true
})
api.set('key', 'value') // writes cookie with path: '/' and secure: true...

• The attributes that an api instance is configured with are exposed as attributes property; it's an immutable object and unlike defaults cannot be changed to configure the api.
• The mechanism to fall back to the standard, internal converter by returning a falsy value in a custom read converter has been removed. Instead the default converters are now exposed as Cookies.converter, which allows for implementing self-contained custom converters providing the same behavior:

const customReadConverter = (value, name) => {
  if (name === 'special') {
    return unescape(value)
  }
  return Cookies.converter.read(value)
}

• withConverter() no longer accepts a function as argument to be turned into a read converter. It is now required to always pass an object with the explicit type(s) of converter(s):

const api = Cookies.withConverter({
  read: (value, name) => unescape(value)
})

• The converter(s) that an api instance is configured with are exposed as converter property; it's an immutable object and cannot be changed to configure the api.
• Started providing library as ES module, in addition to UMD module. The module field in package.json points to an ES module variant of the library.
• Started using browser field instead of main in package.json (for the UMD variant of the library).
• Dropped support for IE < 10.
• Removed built-in JSON support, i.e. getJSON() and automatic stringifying in set(): use Cookies.set('foo', JSON.stringify({ ... })) and JSON.parse(Cookies.get('foo')) instead.
• Removed support for Bower.
• Added minified versions to package - #501
• Improved support for url encoded cookie values (support case insensitive encoding) - #466, #530
• Expose default path via API - #541
• Handle falsy arguments passed to getters - #399
• No longer support Node < 12 when building (LTS versions only)

v3.0.0-rc.4

Reverted changes introduced in rc2, which caused a mayor breaking change in the case of requesting the library via jsdelivr CDN with a particular file name. This breaking change was not intentional.

The problem was that we've been advertising the following link in the readme on the master branch:

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