ui: bump lru-cache from 7.18.3 to 10.3.0 in /server/src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/rails

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Bumps lru-cache from 7.18.3 to 10.3.0.

Changelog

Sourced from lru-cache's changelog.

10.3.0

• add forceFetch() method
• set disposeReason to 'expire' when it's the result of a TTL expiration, or 'fetch' when it's the result of an aborted or undefined-returning fetch()
• add memo() method

10.2.0

• types: implement the Map<K, V> interface

10.1.0

• add cache.info(key) to get value as well as ttl and size information.

10.0.0

• cache.fetch() return type is now Promise<V | undefined> instead of Promise<V | void>. This is an irrelevant change practically speaking, but can require changes for TypeScript users.

9.1.0

• cache.set(key, undefined) is now an alias for cache.delete(key)

9.0.0

• Use named export only, no default export.
• Bring back minimal polyfill. If this polyfill ends up being used, then a warning is printed, as it is not safe for use outside of LRUCache.

8.0.0

• The fetchContext option was renamed to context, and may no longer be set on the cache instance itself.
• Rewritten in TypeScript, so pretty much all the types moved around a lot.
• The AbortController/AbortSignal polyfill is removed. For this reason, Node version 16.14.0 or higher is now required.
• Internal properties were moved to actual private class properties.
• Keys and values must not be null or undefined.
• Minified export available at 'lru-cache/min', for both CJS and MJS builds.

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Commits

• d71af85 10.3.0
• bad77b9 docs: move all API and options docs into typedocs
• 4352239 changelog memo() method
• 40126dd add cache.memo(), options.memoMethod
• b421c41 changelog 10.3
• cf8076e set dispose reason to 'expire' when ttl expires
• 01b4c0c add cache.forceFetch, a fetch() that cannot return undefined
• aaaa7d7 ttl docs fix
• a7868fc fix few typos in README.md
• 200c622 ci: remove makework, update node versions
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