build(deps-dev): bump cypress-file-upload from 3.5.3 to 4.1.1

Created by: Tirokk

Authored by dependabot-preview[bot] Aug 29, 2020

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Bumps cypress-file-upload from 3.5.3 to 4.1.1.

Release notes

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v4.1.1

#225 fix cypress v5 error: binaryStringToBlob() no longer returns a Promise. Update the use of binaryStringToBlob() to expect a returned Blob (shoutout to @danielcaballero)

v4.1.0

Huge shoutout and a glass of beer for @josephzidell for becoming project maintainer and making this release happen! 🥇

#211 [Typo] in README.md fixtures -> fixture (shoutout to @Ebazhanov) #215 Update Blob use to be compatible with Cypress 5.0 (shoutout to @emilong)

v4.0.7

#198 avoid throwing error if subject element disappears #199 add built-in support for doc, docx, mp3 #200 fix json content upload

v4.0.6

#187 build data transfer object using proper constructor (shout out to @jdcl32 again 😎)

v4.0.5

#184 #186 fix regression bugs, add ability to change file name of uploaded file (shout out to @jdcl32 🥂)

v4.0.4

#170 update index.d.ts #172 add ability to provide mime type

v4.0.3

#169 update types for es6+ targets support

v4.0.2

Update API reference with latest code changes

v4.0.1

Reduce npm package size

v4.0.0

Replace original command with the new simpler one: attachFile

Commits

• 0bf04b5 v4.1.1
• 6b1ee8c Merge pull request #226 from abramenal/all-contributors/add-danielcaballero
• f1f73f1 docs: update .all-contributorsrc [skip ci]
• 3d480ef docs: update README.md [skip ci]
• fa450be Merge pull request #225 from danielcaballero/fix/222
• 1a0a915 fix: use wrapBlob in getFileContent to void error from cypress 5.0
• 7893c95 v4.1.0
• 1348457 Merge pull request #221 from abramenal/all-contributors/add-josephzidell
• 9574e6b docs: update .all-contributorsrc [skip ci]
• b2a9846 docs: update README.md [skip ci]
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