chore(deps): update dependency @dg-scripts/stylelint-config to ^5.11.0

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Package	Change	Age	Adoption	Passing	Confidence
@dg-scripts/stylelint-config	^5.10.0 -> ^5.11.0

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sabertazimi/bod

v5.11.0

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Bug Fixes

• deps: update dependencies (non-major) (#​716) (973b48c)
• deps: update dependencies (non-major) (#​743) (55befaf)
• deps: update dependencies (non-major) (#​763) (fc48e31)
• eslint-config: improve package.json sorting (#​758) (dd47adc)

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