This allows us to lint our .gitlab-ci.yml file and other yaml
files in general

Updates all gl-toggle instances that use outdated attributes.
MR: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/merge_requests/34660

- We hope to add this back soon, but for now there
  are too many API inconsistencies

As part of the refactor from at.js to tribute, the new
tribute component was added to the Issues description, note
and comment textareas

Bumped the dependency version of ToastUI

Update toast UI so customHTMLRenderer option
actually works. Implement initial kramdown parse
and replace with an uneditable node. Additionally
account for customHTMLRenderers vs. defaults.

This update fixes various styling leaks and prevents data-* attributes
from being respected when specified inside user-generated content.

This allows us to utilize the newest version of jsdom (16) in jest. Our
current version of jest relies on version 11. The newer version of
jsdom brings a lot of features, e.g. Custom Elements which we need for
gl_emoji tests.

We are updating babel. Newer versions of jest are depending on newer
versions of jest. By updating babel independently, we can make it easier
to upgrade jest (smaller diff in dependencies) and easier to revert in
the unlikely case of a failure.

Bug fix release for 8.5.1:
https://github.com/mermaid-js/mermaid/releases

Most UUID generators assume that you want fully
random UUIDs. In most cases, this is true.

The `uuid` package allows
a consumer to pass in `random` values (an array
of 16 numbers 0-255), or a generator that outputs
16 random bytes.

This is our hook into being able to provide
"random" values. We just need a way to get
"random" values that are actually random in
most cases, but that we can control if we want
to.

Enter: the Mersenne Twister.
Mersenne Twisters can be seeded with a number
to start. They will derive all of their future twisted
states from that initial seed. So: we still get
"randomness," but we can also seed it to make
the output deterministic.

This `random.js` file outputs a single function
(for now) called `uuids` that will generate a
random UUIDv4 string or - if provided seeds -
will generate the correct resulting UUIDv4
given those seeds.

Consumers can request multiple values
to avoid having to constantly call the function
and/or constantly reconstruct the internal
Twister.

Previously approved in
https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/merge_requests/32486

This reverts merge request !32486

Adds new files, adapts previous