Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Js-beautify version 1.8.3 arrives shortly after 1.8.1, offering subtle but potentially impactful updates for developers relying on this code formatting tool. Key differences lie predominantly in the development dependencies, suggesting improvements in the testing and build processes rather than core functionality changes. The jshint dependency sees a bump from version ~2.9.1 to ^2.9.6, likely incorporating bug fixes and potentially stricter linting rules to catch code quality issues earlier. Webpack, a module bundler, upgrades from ^4.16.2 to ^4.17.1, indicating potential enhancements in build performance or support for newer features. Similarly, mustache, a templating engine, moves from ~2.3.0 to ^2.3.2, probably for minor feature additions or stability improvements. Requirejs, a JavaScript module loader, is updated from version 2.3.3 to 2.3.6, which might resolve issues around module loading. Although outwardly similar, these updates suggest a more robust and refined development workflow for js-beautify itself, potentially leading to a slightly more stable and reliable beautification experience for end-users. The new version has three more files inside the package with a small increase on the unpacked size. These changes aim to enhance the developer experience and code quality within the js-beautify project.