[Security] Bump locutus from 2.0.10 to 2.0.15

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Bumps locutus from 2.0.10 to 2.0.15. This update includes a security fix.

Vulnerabilities fixed

Sourced from The GitHub Security Advisory Database.

Prototype Pollution in locutus All versions of package locutus prior to version 2.0.12 are vulnerable to Prototype Pollution via the php.strings.parse_str function.

Affected versions: < 2.0.12

Changelog

Sourced from locutus's changelog.

Changelog

Our combined changelog and roadmap. It contains todos as well as dones.

Only project-wide changes are mentioned here. For individual function changelogs, please refer to their respective Git histories.

Locutus does not follow SemVer as we're a work in progress - and even though we try, we cannot guarantee BC-safety for the hundreds of contributions across the many languages that Locutus is assimilating.

Instead, we recommend using version pinning, and inspect changes for the few particular functions you rely on when you upgrade.

Backlog

Ideas that will be planned and find their way into a release at one point

• Address the 25 remaining test failures that are currently skipped (find out which ones via npm run test:languages:noskip)
• Compare example test cases for PHP against php -r to make sure they are correctly mimicking the most recent stable behavior
• Have one way of checking pure JS arrays vs PHP arrays (vs: Object.prototype.toString.call(arr1) === '[object Array]', typeof retObj[p] === 'object', var asString = Object.prototype.toString.call(mixedVar) var asFunc = _getFuncName(mixedVar.constructor) if (asString === '[object Object]' && asFunc === 'Object') { )
• Investigate if we can have one helper function for intersecting, and use that in all array_*diff* and array_*sort* functions. Refrain from using labels, which those functions currently still rely on
• Investigate if we can have one helper function for sorting, and use that in all *sort* functions
• Investigate if we can have one helper function to resolve Function/'function'/'Class::function'/[$object, 'function'], and use that in is_callable, array_walk, call_user_func_array etc.
• Parse requires with AST just like Browserify does. Then we can add dependencies back to website
• Port a few more tricky/inter-depending Go functions
• Port a few more tricky/inter-depending Python functions
• Port a few more tricky/inter-depending Ruby functions
• website: Render authors server-side
• website: Fix the search functionality

master

Released: TBA. Diff.

• Switch from Travis CI to GitHub Actions

v2.0.11

Released: 2019-06-12. Diff.

• functions: Community-contributed function improvements, see respective functions' changelogs in the Diff:
• ci: test Node.js 6, 8, 10 and 11 (#384)
• website: Fix code listing on locutus website (#379)

Commits

• 58b29f9 Release 2.0.15
• d71036d Update locutus.code-workspace
• eb86332 Prevent ReDos issue with regex inside gopher_parsedir (#446)
• 243b723 Remove unused strip-indent dependency
• 6134b2f Upgrade eslint
• 9608c54 Upgrade budo
• 352a6d7 Upgrade mkdirp
• 88b2c0e Upgrade rimraf
• 7a5c8f2 Upgrade npm-run-all
• 2d5d0ec Upgrade cross-env
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