merge: npm-update-20220714 to main

[simplesense-bot]

@mountainraptor @nanpx @psevery @sweigle88 @whitmer12 there were major changes when trying to update NPM dependencies. Please review and merge once approved.

• update eslint-plugin-unicorn from ^42.0.0 to ^43.0.1 in package.json

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[nanpx]

@simplesenseio/tools-review I've disabled the unicorn/prefer-node-protocol rule because they no longer skip checking require imports.

It's harmless to keep it enabled and will autofix statements to use node:. For example, const fs = require('fs') becomes const fs = require('node:fs'). This isn't too important with common js, but as we start to port everything over to pure ESM, we'll want this rule active. If I keep this active, it means all our repos will need to have lint fixes applied, unfortunately there's no way to configure to rule to ignore require and apply to import.

Any preference on how to proceed?

1. Keep the rule, all our repos will need a lint commit or have lint changes with their next commit
2. Disable the rule and apply it when we start rewriting our node as ESM

[psevery]

@simplesenseio/tools-review I personally think either is fine. Disabling it seems like the easy button though.