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This addresses security vulnerabilities in addressable and kramdown. Updates were performed as conservatively as possible, but fixing kramdown required upgrading one minor version of jekyll, and explicitly specifying kramdown-parser-gfm. It also updates the version of ffi, which is necessary for developing on M1 Macs.
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This addresses security vulnerabilities in addressable and kramdown.
Updates were performed as conservatively as possible, but fixing
kramdown required upgrading one minor version of jekyll, and
explicitly specifying kramdown-parser-gfm.
It also updates the version of ffi, which is necessary for developing
on M1 Macs.
Not seeing a specific testing procedure, I tested this on localhost with
jekyll serve.The header links worked and the content looked like content.