chore(deps): update dependency marked to v14

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Adoption	Passing	Confidence
marked (source)	^13.0.0 -> ^14.0.0

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Release Notes

markedjs/marked (marked)

v14.0.0

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Bug Fixes

• allow async option to dictate type returned (#​3341) (b5a5004)
• Remove useNewRenderer (#​3342) (e64f226)

BREAKING CHANGES

• Remove old renderer
• throw an error if async: false is set when an extension sets async: true

v13.0.3

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Bug Fixes

• fix recursion-like stack overflow error caused by the old render… (#​3380) (89af0b8)

v13.0.2

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Bug Fixes

• fix list item with blank first line (#​3351) (d28e4c6)

v13.0.1

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Bug Fixes

• fix this type in extension methods (#​3339) (520b9ad)

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[kfcampbell]

Are we using this module? I'm seeing references in package.json (and package-lock.json, which doesn't show up in a code search), but no uses in code or scripts.

npm explain marked gives:

 sh$ npm explain marked
[email protected] dev
node_modules/marked
  dev marked@"^13.0.0" from the root project

which doesn't lead to any other uses that I'm seeing.

Removing the dependency and running npm i && npm run build gives no errors. Am I missing something?

[wolfy1339]

I did some digging, and this commit 9adcb9f removes the code that used marked

The dependency has been sitting there unused for years

[github-actions]

🎉 This issue has been resolved in version 21.0.2 🎉

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