Bump qs from 6.9.3 to 6.15.0

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Bumps qs from 6.9.3 to 6.15.0.

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6.15.0

• [New] parse: add strictMerge option to wrap object/primitive conflicts in an array (#425, #122)
• [Fix] duplicates option should not apply to bracket notation keys (#514)

6.14.2

• [Fix] parse: mark overflow objects for indexed notation exceeding arrayLimit (#546)
• [Fix] arrayLimit means max count, not max index, in combine/merge/parseArrayValue
• [Fix] parse: throw on arrayLimit exceeded with indexed notation when throwOnLimitExceeded is true (#529)
• [Fix] parse: enforce arrayLimit on comma-parsed values
• [Fix] parse: fix error message to reflect arrayLimit as max index; remove extraneous comments (#545)
• [Robustness] avoid .push, use void
• [readme] document that addQueryPrefix does not add ? to empty output (#418)
• [readme] clarify parseArrays and arrayLimit documentation (#543)
• [readme] replace runkit CI badge with shields.io check-runs badge
• [meta] fix changelog typo (arrayLength → arrayLimit)
• [actions] fix rebase workflow permissions

6.14.1

• [Fix] ensure arrayLimit applies to [] notation as well
• [Fix] parse: when a custom decoder returns null for a key, ignore that key
• [Refactor] parse: extract key segment splitting helper
• [meta] add threat model
• [actions] add workflow permissions
• [Tests] stringify: increase coverage
• [Dev Deps] update eslint, @ljharb/eslint-config, npmignore, es-value-fixtures, for-each, object-inspect

6.14.0

• [New] parse: add throwOnParameterLimitExceeded option (#517)
• [Refactor] parse: use utils.combine more
• [patch] parse: add explicit throwOnLimitExceeded default
• [actions] use shared action; re-add finishers
• [meta] Fix changelog formatting bug
• [Deps] update side-channel
• [Dev Deps] update es-value-fixtures, has-bigints, has-proto, has-symbols
• [Tests] increase coverage

6.13.3

[Fix] fix regressions from robustness refactor [actions] update reusable workflows

6.13.2

• [Robustness] avoid .push, use void
• [readme] clarify parseArrays and arrayLimit documentation (#543)
• [readme] document that addQueryPrefix does not add ? to empty output (#418)
• [readme] replace runkit CI badge with shields.io check-runs badge
• [actions] fix rebase workflow permissions

6.13.1

• [Fix] stringify: avoid a crash when a filter key is null
• [Fix] utils.merge: functions should not be stringified into keys

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Commits

• d9b4c66 v6.15.0
• cb41a54 [New] parse: add strictMerge option to wrap object/primitive conflicts in...
• 88e1563 [Fix] duplicates option should not apply to bracket notation keys
• 9d441d2 Merge backport release tags v6.0.6–v6.13.3 into main
• 85cc8ca v6.12.5
• ffc12aa v6.11.4
• 0506b11 [actions] update reusable workflows
• 6a37faf [actions] update reusable workflows
• 8e8df5a [Fix] fix regressions from robustness refactor
• d60bab3 v6.10.7
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