[poc] chore(NA): migrate to lodash@4 on packages and x-pack #69689
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chore(NA): merge changes on renovate config file chore(NA): move everything under alias lodash4 chore(NA): missing lodash to lodash4 alias chore(NA): migrate packages to lodash4 chore(NA): update renovate cfg file chore(NA): skip failing test chore(NA): first remove of alias lodash4 chore(NA): remove lodash4 alias chore(NA): remove skip from test
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still under development. Trying to break down #69466 in smaller steps