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Apart from updating npm dependencies, we now keep legacy jQuery versions - ones that were not published to npm - directly in the `external-legacy-source` folder instead of installing GitHub repositories as npm packages. The `external` directory is no longer kept in the repository; it's generated on the fly instead.
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Apart from updating npm dependencies, we now keep legacy jQuery versions - ones that were not published to npm - directly in the
external-legacy-sourcefolder instead of installing GitHub repositories as npm packages.This will resolve some vulnerability reports about dev dependencies.