[JSFIX] Major version upgrade of glob from version 7.2.0 to 8.0.3 #1
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This pull request was created by barslev using the JSFIX tool (https://jsfix.live) by Coana.tech (https://coana.tech).
It upgrades glob to version 8.0.3.
The JSFIX tool used advanced program analysis to determine how glob is used by vscode-codeql and how it is affected by breaking changes in glob version 8.0.3 (see details below). JSFIX checked for the 2 breaking changes affecting glob version 8.0.3 and found 2 occurrences in vscode-codeql. 1 of the occurrences must be manually audited. 1 of the occurrences are unlikely to affect your code, but we recommend manually reviewing them (see details below).
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Breaking change details
🚧 - Not automatically fixed breaking changes (please check before merging)
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