Updated some of our dependencies to address security vulnerabilities#102
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Summary
We've currently got quite a few security vulnerabilities flagged from dependabot. This should address most of them. Really just updating our dependencies which are causing issues.
Motivation & Context
There are lots. After this is merged I'm going to have to look into how to rerun the scan and dismiss the old alerts.
Approach
Mostly just updated dependencies in our lock file.
Breaking Changes
Testing Plan
Documentation
Checklist
ruff format --checkruff check .mypy srcpytest -qRisk & Rollback Plan
Probably not needed in the beginning
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