Bump svg-url-loader from 6.0.0 to 7.1.1

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Bumps svg-url-loader from 6.0.0 to 7.1.1.

Release notes

Sourced from svg-url-loader's releases.

Performance improvements

What's new ?

Performance improvements

1. Now we run regex for style element detection only when needed
2. Made encoded entities lowercase for better compression.

Internal changes

1. better code organization
2. upgraded prettier and webpack to the latest version

Add resourceQuery support

What's new ?

Features

1. Added support for passing options using resourceQuery. That allows following syntax:

     .selector {
       background-image: url(../../assets/ticket.svg?encoding=base64);
     } 

   Thanks to @c0defre4k for reporting this! Sorry for being so late.
2. Added more detailed usage examples to the readme.

Internal changes

1. upgraded devDependencies
2. refactor tests to follow DRY principle
3. make tests pass on both webpack 4 and 5

bhovhannes/svg-url-loader@v7.0.0...v7.1.0

Fallback to file-loader using default options

What's new ?

Internal changes

1. Switched to GitHub actions.
2. Update Node.js version to 10, 12 and 14. We test on this versions only.
3. Fix some Node warnings and modernized code a little.

Breaking changes

Previously, during falling back to file-loader, svg-url-loader was passing esModule=false option to file-loader. This release changes that behavior and passes esModule=true (file-loader default mode). esModule=true mode was introduced a while ago and is well supported. However, technically it is breaking change.

Commits

• 5125ae9 7.1.1
• b5ffa23 refactor: make code faster and cleaner
• 770c8da chore(deps): update dependency webpack to v5.9.0
• 04ff760 chore(deps): update dependency prettier to v2.2.1
• 8e665da 7.1.0
• 39fa085 feat(fixes #133): allow passing options via resourceQuery
• a40f2d2 docs: more detailed config examples (closes #323, closes #324)
• eae0cfd test(closes #425): use sass instead of node-sass, as told by sass-loader
• b8a9106 test(closes #419): support both webpack 4 and 5
• 7ff6b60 test: cleanup tests
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