Bump govuk-frontend and @types/govuk-frontend

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Bumps govuk-frontend and @types/govuk-frontend. These dependencies needed to be updated together.
Updates govuk-frontend from 5.7.1 to 5.10.1

Release notes

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GOV.UK Frontend v5.10.1

To install this version with npm, run npm install govuk-frontend@5.10.1. You can also find more information about how to stay up to date in our documentation.

Brand refresh fixes

We’ve fixed the colour of the dot in the refreshed GOV.UK logo as well as made some fixes to the implementation of the brand refresh in GOV.UK Frontend. We did this in the following pull requests:

• #5962: Fix colour of refreshed GOV.UK logo's dot
• #5905: Fix unnecessary whitespace after logo
• #5920: Fix transparency around edge of rebranded favicon.ico, thanks to @​matteason for reporting and fixing this issue

Other fixes

We've made fixes to GOV.UK Frontend in the following pull requests:

• #5908: Fix footer licence link reflowing on focus in Safari
• #5919: Update deprecation warning message to make it clearer how to update to new organisation colour palette
• #5953: Move organisation legacy colour palette warning into the govuk-organisation-colour mixin
• #5918: Fix govuk-font-size mixin outputting the wrong font properties for size 14 text when compiled using libsass, thanks to @​oscarduignan for reporting this issue
• #5896: Fix character count not having error border colour when rendered with error message, thanks to @​gunjam for fixing this issue

GOV.UK Frontend v5.10.0

To install this version with npm, run npm install govuk-frontend@5.10.0. You can also find more information about how to stay up to date in our documentation.

New features

Prepare to use the refreshed GOV.UK brand

We’ve added features to GOV.UK Frontend to implement GOV.UK’s refreshed brand. Ahead of the brand’s go-live date of 25 June 2025, prepare your service by updating its code. You’ll then need to deploy the changes to production on 25 June 2025 or as soon after this date as possible.

These changes affect these components:

• GOV.UK header
• GOV.UK footer
• Service navigation
• Cookie banner

These changes also affect the theme-color metadata and assets, including:

• icons
• Open Graph image
• manifest.json

To help you get ready, we've published this release, which includes several features to make the necessary updates across your service:

• updated markup for the GOV.UK header component (with the refreshed logo) and GOV.UK footer component (adding the crown logo)
• a new govuk-template--rebranded HTML class to apply updated styles from our CSS
• a new set of assets for icons, Open Graph image and page metadata

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Changelog

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v5.10.1 (Patch release)

To install this version with npm, run npm install govuk-frontend@5.10.1. You can also find more information about how to stay up to date in our documentation.

Brand refresh fixes

We’ve fixed the colour of the dot in the refreshed GOV.UK logo as well as made some fixes to the implementation of the brand refresh in GOV.UK Frontend. We did this in the following pull requests:

• #5962: Fix colour of refreshed GOV.UK logo's dot
• #5905: Fix unnecessary whitespace after logo
• #5920: Fix transparency around edge of rebranded favicon.ico, thanks to @​matteason for reporting and fixing this issue

Other fixes

We've made fixes to GOV.UK Frontend in the following pull requests:

• #5908: Fix footer licence link reflowing on focus in Safari
• #5919: Update deprecation warning message to make it clearer how to update to new organisation colour palette
• #5953: Move organisation legacy colour palette warning into the govuk-organisation-colour mixin
• #5918: Fix govuk-font-size mixin outputting the wrong font properties for size 14 text when compiled using libsass, thanks to @​oscarduignan for reporting this issue
• #5896: Fix character count not having error border colour when rendered with error message, thanks to @​gunjam for fixing this issue

v5.10.0 (Feature release)

To install this version with npm, run npm install govuk-frontend@5.10.0. You can also find more information about how to stay up to date in our documentation.

New features

Prepare to use the refreshed GOV.UK brand

We’ve added features to GOV.UK Frontend to implement GOV.UK’s refreshed brand. Ahead of the brand’s go-live date of 25 June 2025, prepare your service by updating its code. You’ll then need to deploy the changes to production on 25 June 2025 or as soon after this date as possible.

These changes affect these components:

• GOV.UK header
• GOV.UK footer
• Service navigation
• Cookie banner

These changes also affect the theme-color metadata and assets, including:

• icons
• Open Graph image
• manifest.json

To help you get ready, we've published this release, which includes several features to make the necessary updates across your service:

• updated markup for the GOV.UK header component (with the refreshed logo) and GOV.UK footer component (adding the crown logo)
• a new govuk-template--rebranded HTML class to apply updated styles from our CSS
• a new set of assets for icons, Open Graph image and page metadata

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Commits

• 8374727 Merge pull request #5976 from alphagov/release-5.10.1
• 2efa56f Release 5.10.1
• 9900975 Merge pull request #5975 from alphagov/changelog-5.10.1
• 528ea0d Update CHANGELOG with reviewed content for 5.10.1
• 281749a Merge pull request #5960 from alphagov/add-codeowners-file
• 517e80a Merge pull request #5896 from gunjam/fix/character-count-error-state
• d295d67 fix(character-count): don't toggle error class when error message is set
• 46708a2 Merge pull request #5962 from alphagov/use-teal-accent-for-dot
• 9c92ed5 Add CHANGELOG entry
• cf5f8ef Use teal accent rather than blue one for dot in logo
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Updates @types/govuk-frontend from 5.7.0 to 5.9.0

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Superseded by #894.