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[frontend] Upgrade SheetJS (xlsx) because of vulnerability #1731

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Snyk report high vulnerability.

We need to change the cdn where we download it : SheetJS/sheetjs#2822 (comment)

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Shouldn't we use something like this : https://www.npmjs.com/package/@e965/xlsx?activeTab=readme ? Using the cdn means no renovate :/

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 33.15%. Comparing base (8768b3e) to head (1b7d8f6).

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  Hits           4856     4856           
  Misses         9559     9559           
  Partials        231      231           

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