chore(deps): update dependency inquirer to v12

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Adoption	Passing	Confidence
inquirer (source)	^9.3.7 -> ^12.1.0

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Release Notes

SBoudrias/Inquirer.js (inquirer)

v12.1.0

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v12.0.1

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v12.0.0

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• @types/node is now only a peerDependencies. This reduces the install size of inquirer dramatically for folks not using Typescript. It's unlikely to break your builds if you used TS already, if it does run npm install --dev @​types/node/yarn add --dev @​types/node.

v11.1.0

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• Now exports base utility Typescript types: import type { Question, DistinctQuestion, Answers } from 'inquirer';

You should use as follow to keep the inference working properly:

const questions = [
    { ... }
] as const satisfies Question[];
// If you're not using inquirer plugins, `Question` could alternatively be replaced by `DistinctQuestion` for stricter checks.

v11.0.2

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• Fix #​1555: when behaviour changed unexpectedly when returning a falsy value.

v11.0.1

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v11.0.0

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No technical breaking changes; but we changed the style of the question prefix once the answer is provided. Once a question is answer, the prefix becomes a tick mark (previously it was the same ? as when the prompt is idle.)

This is theme-able, and so can be overwritten to with theme.prefix.

v10.2.2

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• Fix the filter option not working.
• The signal: AbortSignal didn't work with class based prompts (OSS plugins.) Now it should work consistently with legacy style prompts.

v10.2.1

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• Fix expand prompt being broken if a Separator was in the choices array.

v10.2.0

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• Includes various fixes & new features to the different built-in prompts
• Fix: Major rework of the Typescript types. Hoping to reduce the amount of finicky type errors (or wrong types) you might've ran into.

v10.1.8

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v10.1.0

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• Adds the new { type: 'search' } prompt.

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v10.0.0

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• Re-implemented with Typescript.
• Adding CJS support (now inquirer is publishes a dual-build CJS/ESM.)
• All core prompts are now coming from @inquirer/prompt.
• Custom prompts now should be implemented with @inquirer/core. Custom prompts built on [email protected] will keep working, but should plan a migration.
• inquirer.ui.BottomBar is deleted.

My expectation is that this release should be a drop-in replacement for people using inquirer.prompt() and built-ins 🤞🏻. Please open an issue on Github if you run into issues migrating; it's a large rewrite and there might be a few sharp edges to cut! Hope you'll like this new release.

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