Pin all of the deps besides @types/node and @octokit/rest#53026
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As requested in #53015 (review).
I religiously run
ncuand look for new major versions and send PRs to upgrade them if they won't break anything, so I don't see a problem removing as much"latest"as we can to make bisecting past bad bumps a little easier.I'm a little torn about
@types/nodeand@octokit/rest, though. The former is tricky because we often need to update that to deal with TS changes and such, and while I'd like to use node10 or even node12 as that's our minimum-ish, those aren't maintained, so the newest seems like the least bad. The latter is only there because of scripts in our repo used by random pipelines that arguably don't need to be in the repo and installed on everyone's machines, but that may go away if we transition more stuff to GHA.