fix(deps): update dependency adblock-rs to v0.9.2

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Adoption	Passing	Confidence
adblock-rs	0.8.12 -> 0.9.2

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[puLL-Merge] - brave/adblock-rust@v0.8.12..v0.9.0

Description

This PR makes significant changes to the adblock-rust library, including updates to version numbers, changes to cosmetic filter handling, improvements to scriptlet resource management, and various other enhancements and refactoring.

Possible Issues

1. The changes to cosmetic filter handling may affect how certain filters are processed and applied, potentially leading to differences in ad-blocking behavior.
2. The new scriptlet resource management system might have edge cases or performance implications that need further testing.

Security Hotspots

1. The changes to the CosmeticFilter struct and related functions could potentially introduce new ways for malicious filters to be interpreted or executed. Careful review of these changes is necessary to ensure no new vulnerabilities are introduced.

Changes

Changes

1. Cargo.toml and Cargo.lock:

   • Updated version numbers for the adblock crate and its dependencies.
   • Made serde_json a required dependency instead of optional.

2. README.md:

   • Updated the NodeJS example file extension from .js to .mjs.

3. src/content_blocking.rs:

   • Added support for procedural cosmetic filters.
   • Updated error handling for content blocking rule creation.

4. src/cosmetic_filter_cache.rs:

   • Significant refactoring of the UrlSpecificResources struct and related functions.
   • Added support for procedural actions in cosmetic filters.
   • Improved handling of CSS selectors and procedural operators.

5. src/data_format/v0.rs:

   • Updated serialization and deserialization logic to support new cosmetic filter structure.

6. src/engine.rs:

   • Minor changes to test cases to reflect new scriptlet injection behavior.

7. src/filters/cosmetic.rs:

   • Major refactoring of the CosmeticFilter struct and related enums.
   • Added support for procedural cosmetic filter operators.
   • Updated parsing and validation logic for cosmetic filters.

8. src/filters/network.rs:

   • Minor refactoring and code organization changes.

9. src/resources/resource_storage.rs:

   • Significant improvements to scriptlet resource management.
   • Added support for recursive dependencies in scriptlet resources.
   • Updated scriptlet injection logic to handle multiple injections and dependencies.

These changes represent a substantial update to the library's functionality, particularly in how it handles cosmetic filters and scriptlet resources. The PR aims to improve the flexibility and capabilities of the ad-blocking engine, but careful testing and review are necessary to ensure compatibility and security.

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[puLL-Merge] - brave/adblock-rust@v0.8.12..v0.9.1

Description

This PR makes significant changes to the adblock-rust library, updating its version from 0.8.12 to 0.9.1. The changes include improvements to cosmetic filtering, scriptlet handling, and overall code structure. Key modifications include support for procedural cosmetic filters, changes in how scriptlets and their dependencies are handled, and updates to various data structures and functions throughout the codebase.

Possible Issues

1. The changes to cosmetic filter handling might affect existing filter lists or applications using the library.
2. The new scriptlet dependency resolution system could potentially introduce performance overhead for complex scriptlet chains.

Security Hotspots

1. The changes to regex handling in src/filters/network.rs now use BytesRegex instead of Regex. This change should be carefully reviewed to ensure it doesn't introduce any new vulnerabilities or unexpected behavior.

2. The new scriptlet dependency resolution system in src/resources/resource_storage.rs could potentially be exploited if not properly implemented. Ensure that there are no circular dependencies or ways to abuse this system.

Changes

Changes

1. Cargo.toml and Cargo.lock:

   • Updated version to 0.9.1
   • Made serde_json a required dependency instead of optional

2. src/cosmetic_filter_cache.rs:

   • Introduced ProceduralOrActionFilter struct for handling procedural filters
   • Modified UrlSpecificResources to include procedural_actions
   • Updated CosmeticFilterCache to handle procedural filters

3. src/filters/cosmetic.rs:

   • Added support for procedural cosmetic filters
   • Introduced CosmeticFilterOperator enum for different filter operations
   • Modified CosmeticFilter struct to use Vec<CosmeticFilterOperator> instead of a single String for selectors

4. src/filters/network.rs:

   • Updated regex handling to use BytesRegex instead of Regex
   • Modified CompiledRegex to work with byte slices instead of strings

5. src/resources/resource_storage.rs:

   • Implemented a new system for handling scriptlet dependencies
   • Added get_scriptlet_resources method to handle multiple scriptlets and their dependencies
   • Modified get_scriptlet_resource to work with the new dependency system

6. Various other files:

   • Updated tests to accommodate the new changes
   • Made minor adjustments and improvements throughout the codebase

These changes represent a significant update to the library's functionality, particularly in how it handles cosmetic filters and scriptlets. The PR appears to be well-structured and includes appropriate test updates, but careful review and testing are recommended due to the extent of the changes.