Update dependency libphonenumber-js to v1.9.0

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change
libphonenumber-js	dependencies	minor	1.7.34 -> 1.9.0

By merging this PR, the issue #8 will be automatically resolved and closed:

Severity	CVSS Score	CVE
Medium	5.3	CVE-2023-0842

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Release Notes

catamphetamine/libphonenumber-js (libphonenumber-js)

v1.9.0

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• Refactored AsYouType formatter.

• (could be a breaking change for some) Some people might have used some of the undocumented AsYouType instance properties like .countryCallingCode, .nationalNumber, etc: those have been moved to a new .state object. The .state object is also not part of the public API, so developers shouldn't use it: use the documented getter methods instead. The .country property of AsYouType instance still stays: not because it hasn't been moved (it has been and is emulated), but because it has been part of an official (now legacy) API of AsYouType formatter.

• (misc) Renamed asYouType instance method getCountryCallingCode() to getCountryCode(). The older name still works.

• (could be a build-time breaking change for custom metadata) For those who were generating custom metadata, the libphonenumber-generate-metadata console command has been moved to a separate package called libphonenumber-metadata-generator. The applications that're using it should do npm install libphonenumber-metadata-generator --save-dev and then use the new libphonenumber-metadata-generator command instead of the old one (only the name changed). See instructions.

v1.8.7

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v1.8.6

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• Refactored AsYouType formatter.

• Fixed AsYouType formatter not formatting numbers in some cases like, for example, certain types of Argentinian mobile numbers.

• humanReadable option of "IDD" formatting has been removed: now it's always true. The rationale is that Google's formatOutOfCountryCallingNumber() original function always formats in "human readable" format.

v1.8.5

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v1.8.4

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v1.8.3

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• (advanced) Fixed metadata.mobile.json and generating "custom" metadata: now it won't include non-relevant phone number types. Previously, metadata.mobile.json (and any other "custom"-generated metadata) included all phone number types for cases when there're several countries corresponding to the same country calling code (for example, US and CA). So, in case of metadata.mobile.json, for DE it only contained mobile phone number type, but for US and CA it contained all phone number types (this has been unnoticed until this release). Now it only contains mobile phone number types for any country, as it's supposed to be. This change didn't result in any significant "mobile" metadata size reduction: just 105 KB -> 95 KB.

v1.8.2

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v1.8.1

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• Renamed parsePhoneNumber() named export to parsePhoneNumberWithError(). The older name still works.

v1.8.0

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• Promoted parsePhoneNumberFromString() named export to a default export due to the name being too verbose.

v1.7.58

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v1.7.57

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v1.7.56

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v1.7.55

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v1.7.54

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v1.7.53

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v1.7.52

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v1.7.51

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v1.7.50

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• Added some utility functions to AsYouType:

/**
 * Returns `true` if the phone number is being input in international format.
 * In other words, returns `true` if and only if the parsed phone number starts with a `"+"`.
 * @​return {boolean}
 */
isInternational()

/**
 * Returns the "country calling code" part of the phone number.
 * Returns `undefined` if the number is not being input in international format.
 * Returns "country calling code" for "non-geographic" phone numbering plans too.
 * @​return {string} [countryCallingCode]
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getCountryCallingCode()

/**
 * Returns a two-letter country code of the phone number.
 * Returns `undefined` for "non-geographic" phone numbering plans.
 * Returns `undefined` if no phone number has been input yet.
 * @​return {string} [country]
 */
getCountry()

/**
 * Returns `true` if the phone number is "possible".
 * Is just a shortcut for `PhoneNumber.isPossible()`.
 * @​return {boolean}
 */
isPossible()

/**
 * Returns `true` if the phone number is "valid".
 * Is just a shortcut for `PhoneNumber.isValid()`.
 * @​return {boolean}
 */
isValid()

v1.7.49

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v1.7.48

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v1.7.47

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v1.7.46

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v1.7.45

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v1.7.44

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v1.7.43

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v1.7.42

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v1.7.41

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v1.7.40

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v1.7.39

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v1.7.38

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• Removed the "001" country code ("Non-Geographic Entity"): now in case of "non-geographic" phone numbers their country is just undefined. Instead, PhoneNumber class has an .isNonGeographic() method.

• Fixed "non-geographic" numbers .isPossible() === false bug.

v1.7.37

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v1.7.35

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• Fixed "Non-Geographic Entities" (001 country code).

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