Update deprecated dependencies

[benibenj]

This pull request updates the deprecated dependencies in the project. The glob dependency has been updated from version 7.0.6 to 11.0.0, and the tmp dependency has been updated from version 0.2.1 to 0.2.3. Additionally, the @types/glob dependency has been updated from version 7.1.1 to 8.1.0. These updates ensure that the project is using the latest versions of the dependencies and avoids any potential issues caused by deprecated functionality.

closes #959
closes #1026

[xoriath]

hrm, the new glob requires node 20 | >= 22... so just rolling the minor version for this breaks a lot of things :)

so https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-vsce/blob/main/package.json#L38 is no longer correct, there is no chance to run on 16, and any dependents on this (like ovsx) is also broken when running on node < 20... which will most likely happen since this was only rolled into a .1 'bugfix' ...

Could we roll this back, release a .2 to unbreak people, and then pull this back into a 3.x version with the correct engine requirement?

[mattkubej]

Similarly got bit by the glob upgrade. We're packaging a TypeScript server plugin with a VSCode Extension, which was installed via a symlink. From looking at their changelog, I think we likely encountered "exclude symbolic links to directories when follow and nodir are both set". So, package was not including our dependency.

I was able to workaround this by not installing with a symlink, but just wanted to share in case others hit this.

[benibenj]

@xoriath thanks for mentioning this. You are right, we should actually create a major release for this. I'll create a new minor with the old glob version and publish a major with the node 20 requirement.

[xoriath]

@xoriath thanks for mentioning this. You are right, we should actually create a major release for this. I'll create a new minor with the old glob version and publish a major with the node 20 requirement.

Perfect, thanks a bunch! :) Now I have to fix our stuff so we can follow onto the 3.x release :)