Request to Upgrade the glob Package Dependency from Version 9 to Version 10

[Navid EMAD]

Firstly, I would like to express my appreciation for your work on esbuild-rails and for the rails community.

While working with this package, we noticed that it currently uses version 9 of the glob package as a dependency.
However, we are maintaining two versions of glob in our project due to this, as other packages we use have been already upgraded to version 10.

The changelog for glob shows several enhancements and adjustments in version 10, considering these points, would it be possible to upgrade the glob dependency in esbuild-rails to version 10? This would greatly simplify our dependency management and potentially provide the benefits of the changes made in glob version 10.

I understand that such an upgrade could involve a significant amount of work, especially if it necessitates changes in the existing codebase of esbuild-rails. I would be happy to contribute if necessary, or assist in any way I can.

Looking forward to your thoughts on this.

/glob@10.2.6:
  resolution: {integrity: sha512-U/rnDpXJGF414QQQZv5uVsabTVxMSwzS5CH0p3DRCIV6ownl4f7PzGnkGmvlum2wB+9RlJWJZ6ACU1INnBqiPA==}
  engines: {node: '>=16 || 14 >=14.17'}
  hasBin: true
  dependencies:
    foreground-child: 3.1.1
    jackspeak: 2.2.1
    minimatch: 9.0.1
    minipass: 6.0.2
    path-scurry: 1.9.2
  dev: false

/glob@9.3.5:
  resolution: {integrity: sha512-e1LleDykUz2Iu+MTYdkSsuWX8lvAjAcs0Xef0lNIu0S2wOAzuTxCJtcd9S3cijlwYF18EsU3rzb8jPVobxDh9Q==}
  engines: {node: '>=16 || 14 >=14.17'}
  dependencies:
    fs.realpath: 1.0.0
    minimatch: 8.0.4
    minipass: 4.2.8
    path-scurry: 1.9.2
  dev: false
    
/esbuild-rails@1.0.4(esbuild@0.17.19):
    resolution: {integrity: sha512-UZXrKGYKzViZqse1fawR5RP+1QxD9npFafANm6K3ftJjN8RhCnDhRpnL+3xWtfV+QQkjs6mOZmWmAwX5KAkQxA==}
    peerDependencies:
      esbuild: '*'
    dependencies:
      esbuild: 0.17.19
      glob: 9.3.5
    dev: false

[Vladimir Bikmeev]

Hi, I like to mention that glob^10 in some cases causes a problem with the "strip-ansi" dependency.
I faced this problem and had to use the "1.0.4" version.

[Tony Drake]

I opened an issue explaining it in more detail along with a workaround

#18