Update form-data transitive dep to non-vulnerable version;

[joehan]

Description

Updates deps to avoid a vulnerability in form-data<2.5.4

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on enhancing the project's security by updating core dependencies to mitigate a known vulnerability. Concurrently, it refines the handling of AbortSignal within network requests to ensure robust and consistent behavior when operations are cancelled, adapting to modern API standards and preventing potential issues with updated libraries.

Highlights

• Security Update: Updated several dependencies, including @google-cloud/pubsub and @types/node-fetch, to address a transitive dependency vulnerability in form-data (versions prior to 2.5.4).
• AbortSignal Compatibility: Implemented a compatibility layer for AbortSignal across src/apiv2.ts, src/emulator/auth/operations.ts, and src/emulator/taskQueue.ts. This ensures that fetch operations consistently handle abortion by adding reason and a throwIfAborted method that throws a FirebaseError when the signal is aborted, aligning with newer AbortSignal specifications or node-fetch behavior.

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Code Review

This pull request updates dependencies in package.json and modifies the fetchOptions.signal property in src/apiv2.ts, src/emulator/auth/operations.ts, and src/emulator/taskQueue.ts to include additional properties (reason and throwIfAborted) to handle aborted requests with a FirebaseError. The changes aim to address a vulnerability and improve error handling for aborted fetch requests.