feat: update extractors to use the latest @flatfile/util-extractor@2.1.0

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This update primarily focuses on dependency management, updating the @flatfile/util-extractor package to version 2.1.0. Several related Flatfile plugins have also been marked as minor updates, indicating improvements or fixes without significant changes to functionality. Overall, the core logic of the application remains unchanged, ensuring continuity in its operation.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.changeset/fuzzy-foxes-guess.md	Updated @flatfile/util-extractor to 2.1.0; minor updates for related plugins.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant App
    participant UtilExtractor
    participant Plugins

    User->>App: Initiates data extraction
    App->>UtilExtractor: Calls extractor function
    UtilExtractor->>Plugins: Utilizes plugins for extraction
    Plugins-->>UtilExtractor: Returns extracted data
    UtilExtractor-->>App: Sends data back
    App-->>User: Displays extracted data

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