chore(deps): update the graph packages

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change	OpenSSF
@graphprotocol/graph-cli (source)	overrides	minor	0.96.0 -> 0.97.1
@graphprotocol/graph-cli (source)	dependencies	minor	0.96.0 -> 0.97.1
@graphprotocol/graph-ts (source)	overrides	patch	0.38.0 -> 0.38.1
@graphprotocol/graph-ts (source)	dependencies	patch	0.38.0 -> 0.38.1

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Release Notes

graphprotocol/graph-tooling (@​graphprotocol/graph-cli)

v0.97.1

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Patch Changes

• #​1996 91291f1 Thanks @​renovate! - dependencies updates:

  • Updated dependency @oclif/[email protected] ↗︎ (from 4.2.8, in dependencies)
  • Updated dependency [email protected] ↗︎ (from 1.1.1, in dependencies)
  • Updated dependency [email protected] ↗︎ (from 5.0.3, in dependencies)
  • Updated dependency [email protected] ↗︎ (from 7.4.0, in dependencies)
  • Updated dependency [email protected] ↗︎ (from 2.7.0, in dependencies)

• #​2018 db72b2d Thanks @​sepanyol! - chore: update urls to documentation

v0.97.0

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Minor Changes

• #​1993 3e04952 Thanks @​incrypto32! - Composed subgraphs are modified to only accept immutable entites as triggers from a source subgraph

• #​1994 2946073 Thanks @​isum! - require immutable flag on entities

Patch Changes

• #​1956 59ad5f0 Thanks @​renovate! - dependencies updates:

  • Updated dependency @oclif/[email protected] ↗︎ (from 4.2.6, in dependencies)
  • Updated dependency [email protected] ↗︎ (from 1.1.0, in dependencies)
  • Updated dependency [email protected] ↗︎ (from 3.4.2, in dependencies)

• #​1978 d360f11 Thanks @​renovate! - dependencies updates:

  • Updated dependency [email protected] ↗︎ (from 7.3.0, in dependencies)

• #​1979 3f78ac2 Thanks @​renovate! - dependencies updates:

  • Updated dependency [email protected] ↗︎ (from 3.5.2, in dependencies)

• #​1969 5ffce65 Thanks @​YaroShkvorets! - handle sized arrays in abi when changetype

• #​1967 388ee5a Thanks @​YaroShkvorets! - show sourcify fetch status

• #​1934 30f2aa5 Thanks @​shiyasmohd! - fix: generate types for mappings when int8 is used as id

• #​1977 030a7f0 Thanks @​idalithb! - Added subgraph composition examples

• #​1971 4e2b689 Thanks @​YaroShkvorets! - graph codegen: fix bug with id field clash in example entity

• #​1966 84b0d21 Thanks @​YaroShkvorets! - handle invalid characters in contract name #​1883

• #​1974 31c25e7 Thanks @​YaroShkvorets! - handle non-standard Etherscan API responses, i.e. kaia

graphprotocol/graph-tooling (@​graphprotocol/graph-ts)

v0.38.1

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Patch Changes

• #​2006 3fb730b Thanks @​YaroShkvorets! - fix global variables in wasm

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This pull request updates the @graphprotocol/graph-cli dependency from version 0.96.0 to 0.97.0 in package.json and bun.lock.

Updated class diagram for subgraph composition

classDiagram
    class SourceSubgraph {
        - immutableEntities: Entity[]
    }
    class ComposedSubgraph {
        - triggers: immutableEntities from SourceSubgraph
    }
    SourceSubgraph -- ComposedSubgraph: triggers
    note for ComposedSubgraph "Only accepts immutable entities as triggers from a source subgraph"

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The @graphprotocol/graph-cli dependency has been updated from version 0.96.0 to 0.97.0.	Updated the version of @graphprotocol/graph-cli in the dependencies section. Updated the version of @graphprotocol/graph-cli in the overrides section.	package.json bun.lock

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