Bump neo4j-graphql-js from 2.11.5 to 2.17.1 in /backend

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Bumps neo4j-graphql-js from 2.11.5 to 2.17.1.

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2.17.1

• Fix bug with mutations using formatted field for temporal types
• Fix bug when ordering using formatted field for temporal types
• Add new (optional) experimental mutation API

2.17.0

• Allow user defined Role enum name
• @relation type directive arguments for custom node type field names
• Allow functional directives via schemaTransforms

2.16.4

• Add documentation descriptions for generated schema
• Fix for issue with some mutations incorrectly casting integers to floats
• Escape quotes in Cypher queries used in Cypher schema directive
• Add query field arguments for list properties
• Add filters for list properties
• Consume neo4j-driver results inside transaction functions

2.16.3

• Better align with conventions for scopes added to hasScope directive
• Fix issue with cypher directive mutation when used with additionalLabels directive

2.16.1

• Upgrade graphql-auth-directives dependency

2.16.0

• Add optional @id, @unique, and @index schema directives

2.15.1

• Fix invalid input in generated query when using inline fragments inside fragment
• Fixed issue with fragment used on an interface implemented by that object
• Add _id to relationship types
• Fix schema augmentation issue when schema contains array of properties on relationship
• Fixed issue that didn't generate merge mutations when types only had a single field

2.15.0

• Fix for relationship mutation issue when only to field is requested
• Relationship API bug fixes and API updates

2.14.4

• Fix for missing results with some queries using nested filtering

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