chore: update dependencies script

[manuel3108]

Adds a script pnpm update-dependencies to automatically update the dependencies. This script focuses on

• updating package.json dependencies (using pnpm update --recursive)
• updating dependencies that are used while scaffolding addons (using regex and fetch to npm)

As discussed, updating the actual dependencies (packages and addons) should happen separately, since both also require code changes, although minimal.

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[AdrianGonz97]

This is looking great! Ended up making a few tweaks, but this should be ready to go:

• Removed the script that updated the repo's deps since that's something that shouldn't necessarily be tied to updating add-on deps
• renamed the script and file
• added a bit more info to the output and some color so it's easier to visually parse
• added a regex for packages that are defined in object literals (take our tailwind add-on as an example)

[manuel3108]

• Removed the script that updated the repo's deps since that's something that shouldn't necessarily be tied to updating add-on deps

Sounds logical, this was setup before i figured out that pnpm update -r exists and i was always trying to remember an external tool name.

• added a regex for packages that are defined in object literals (take our tailwind add-on as an example)

Great point!