build(deps): Bump @stripe/stripe-js from 7.9.0 to 9.9.0

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Bumps @stripe/stripe-js from 7.9.0 to 9.9.0.

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v9.9.0

Changed

• Bump js-yaml from 3.14.2 to 3.15.0 in /examples/parcel (#944)
• Bump @​babel/core from 7.10.5 to 7.29.6 in /examples/parcel (#943)
• Move isProrated to StripeCheckoutRecurring (#935)
• Type updates for PE fields option (#941)
• Close project to external pull requests (#942)

v9.8.0

Changed

• Add CurrencySelector element definitions for getElement and create (#930)
• Add new appearance API variable types (#931)
• add unit label to checkout.d.ts (#929)

v9.7.0

New features

• Add adaptive_pricing as a parameter to stripe-js (#928)
• Add buttonHeight types to createForm (#927)

v9.6.0

New features

• Add types for automatic_surcharge (#918)

Fixes

Changed

v9.5.0

Changed

• Add types for new PE and ECE availablepaymentmethodschange event (#924)

v9.4.0

Changed

• Add ReleaseTrain type (#923)
• Add hashedValue overload to handleNextAction (#889)

v9.3.1

Fixes

• Remove client-only actions from form SDK (#922)

v9.3.0

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Commits

• 856fbe4 v9.9.0
• 4080059 Bump js-yaml from 3.14.2 to 3.15.0 in /examples/parcel (#944)
• 48250eb Bump @​babel/core from 7.10.5 to 7.29.6 in /examples/parcel (#943)
• 7314dd8 Move isProrated to StripeCheckoutRecurring (#935)
• 2240e4e Type updates for PE fields option (#941)
• 67e538a Close project to external pull requests (#942)
• e5654a3 v9.8.0
• 6753d06 Add CurrencySelector element definitions for getElement and create (#930)
• bd1be88 Add new appearance API variable types (#931)
• 730dbdb add unit label to checkout.d.ts (#929)
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This PR focuses on updating several package versions in the package.json and pnpm-lock.yaml files, enhancing dependencies for better performance and security.

Detailed summary

• Updated @stripe/stripe-js from 7.9.0 to 9.9.0.
• Updated @shazow/whatsabi's dependency from @noble/hashes@1.8.0 to @noble/hashes@2.2.0.
• Updated @stripe/react-stripe-js to use @stripe/stripe-js@9.9.0.
• Updated various dependencies across multiple packages to newer versions, including zod, graphql, and @babel plugins.

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