Fix types in CI by updating lockfile #1531
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We were ending up with drift between `@types/ember` and its transitive `@types/ember__routing` dependency. The usual practical/experiential reason to get the heck off of `@types` entirely everywhere.
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The former directly and the latter transitively. Wheeeee.
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All right, the remaining issues here are gated on making a breaking change release, so I am going to land this and the others like it, cut a final minor release with these changes, then cut a v6.0 release which drops support for Node 12, etc. |
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We were ending up with drift between
@types/emberand its transitive@types/ember__routingdependency. The usual practical/experiential reason to get the heck off of@typesentirely everywhere.Closes #1528 (by including it!).