build(deps-dev): bump webpack from 5.74.0 to 5.76.0

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Bumps webpack from 5.74.0 to 5.76.0.

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v5.76.0

Bugfixes

• Avoid cross-realm object access by @​Jack-Works in webpack/webpack#16500
• Improve hash performance via conditional initialization by @​lvivski in webpack/webpack#16491
• Serialize generatedCode info to fix bug in asset module cache restoration by @​ryanwilsonperkin in webpack/webpack#16703
• Improve performance of hashRegExp lookup by @​ryanwilsonperkin in webpack/webpack#16759

Features

• add target to LoaderContext type by @​askoufis in webpack/webpack#16781

Security

• CVE-2022-37603 fixed by @​akhilgkrishnan in webpack/webpack#16446

Repo Changes

• Fix HTML5 logo in README by @​jakebailey in webpack/webpack#16614
• Replace TypeScript logo in README by @​jakebailey in webpack/webpack#16613
• Update actions/cache dependencies by @​piwysocki in webpack/webpack#16493

New Contributors

• @​Jack-Works made their first contribution in webpack/webpack#16500
• @​lvivski made their first contribution in webpack/webpack#16491
• @​jakebailey made their first contribution in webpack/webpack#16614
• @​akhilgkrishnan made their first contribution in webpack/webpack#16446
• @​ryanwilsonperkin made their first contribution in webpack/webpack#16703
• @​piwysocki made their first contribution in webpack/webpack#16493
• @​askoufis made their first contribution in webpack/webpack#16781

Full Changelog: webpack/webpack@v5.75.0...v5.76.0

v5.75.0

Bugfixes

• experiments.* normalize to false when opt-out
• avoid NaN%
• show the correct error when using a conflicting chunk name in code
• HMR code tests existance of window before trying to access it
• fix eval-nosources-* actually exclude sources
• fix race condition where no module is returned from processing module
• fix position of standalong semicolon in runtime code

Features

• add support for @import to extenal CSS when using experimental CSS in node
• add i64 support to the deprecated WASM implementation

Developer Experience

• expose EnableWasmLoadingPlugin
• add more typings
• generate getters instead of readonly properties in typings to allow overriding them

Commits

• 97b1718 Merge pull request #16781 from askoufis/loader-context-target-type
• b84efe6 Merge pull request #16759 from ryanwilsonperkin/real-content-hash-regex-perf
• c98e9e0 Merge pull request #16493 from piwysocki/patch-1
• 5f34acf feat: Add target to LoaderContext type
• b7fc4d8 Merge pull request #16703 from ryanwilsonperkin/ryanwilsonperkin/fix-16160
• 63ea82d Merge branch 'webpack:main' into patch-1
• 4ba2252 Merge pull request #16446 from akhilgkrishnan/patch-1
• 1acd635 Merge pull request #16613 from jakebailey/ts-logo
• 302eb37 Merge pull request #16614 from jakebailey/html5-logo
• cfdb1df Improve performance of hashRegExp lookup
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