chore(deps): update the graph packages

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change	OpenSSF
@graphprotocol/graph-cli (source)	overrides	minor	0.96.0 -> 0.97.1
@graphprotocol/graph-cli (source)	dependencies	minor	0.96.0 -> 0.97.1
@graphprotocol/graph-ts (source)	overrides	patch	0.38.0 -> 0.38.1
@graphprotocol/graph-ts (source)	dependencies	patch	0.38.0 -> 0.38.1

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Release Notes

graphprotocol/graph-tooling (@​graphprotocol/graph-cli)

v0.97.1

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Patch Changes

• #​1996 91291f1 Thanks @​renovate! - dependencies updates:

  • Updated dependency @oclif/core@4.2.10 ↗︎ (from 4.2.8, in dependencies)
  • Updated dependency docker-compose@1.2.0 ↗︎ (from 1.1.1, in dependencies)
  • Updated dependency immutable@5.1.1 ↗︎ (from 5.0.3, in dependencies)
  • Updated dependency undici@7.7.0 ↗︎ (from 7.4.0, in dependencies)
  • Updated dependency yaml@2.7.1 ↗︎ (from 2.7.0, in dependencies)

• #​2018 db72b2d Thanks @​sepanyol! - chore: update urls to documentation

v0.97.0

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Minor Changes

• #​1993 3e04952 Thanks @​incrypto32! - Composed subgraphs are modified to only accept immutable entites as triggers from a source subgraph

• #​1994 2946073 Thanks @​isum! - require immutable flag on entities

Patch Changes

• #​1956 59ad5f0 Thanks @​renovate! - dependencies updates:

  • Updated dependency @oclif/core@4.2.8 ↗︎ (from 4.2.6, in dependencies)
  • Updated dependency docker-compose@1.1.1 ↗︎ (from 1.1.0, in dependencies)
  • Updated dependency prettier@3.5.2 ↗︎ (from 3.4.2, in dependencies)

• #​1978 d360f11 Thanks @​renovate! - dependencies updates:

  • Updated dependency undici@7.4.0 ↗︎ (from 7.3.0, in dependencies)

• #​1979 3f78ac2 Thanks @​renovate! - dependencies updates:

  • Updated dependency prettier@3.5.3 ↗︎ (from 3.5.2, in dependencies)

• #​1969 5ffce65 Thanks @​YaroShkvorets! - handle sized arrays in abi when changetype

• #​1967 388ee5a Thanks @​YaroShkvorets! - show sourcify fetch status

• #​1934 30f2aa5 Thanks @​shiyasmohd! - fix: generate types for mappings when int8 is used as id

• #​1977 030a7f0 Thanks @​idalithb! - Added subgraph composition examples

• #​1971 4e2b689 Thanks @​YaroShkvorets! - graph codegen: fix bug with id field clash in example entity

• #​1966 84b0d21 Thanks @​YaroShkvorets! - handle invalid characters in contract name #​1883

• #​1974 31c25e7 Thanks @​YaroShkvorets! - handle non-standard Etherscan API responses, i.e. kaia

graphprotocol/graph-tooling (@​graphprotocol/graph-ts)

v0.38.1

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Patch Changes

• #​2006 3fb730b Thanks @​YaroShkvorets! - fix global variables in wasm

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This pull request updates the @graphprotocol/graph-cli dependency from version 0.96.0 to 0.97.0 in both the dependencies and overrides sections of the package.json file. The bun.lock file was also updated to reflect these changes.

Updated Class Diagram for Subgraph Composition

classDiagram
    class SourceSubgraph {
        -immutableEntities: Entity[]
    }
    class ComposedSubgraph {
        +acceptsTriggers(entity: Entity): void
    }

    SourceSubgraph -- ComposedSubgraph : triggers

    note for ComposedSubgraph "Only accepts immutable entities as triggers from a source subgraph"
    note for SourceSubgraph "Source subgraph with immutable entities"

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Change	Details	Files
The @graphprotocol/graph-cli dependency has been updated to version 0.97.0.	Updated the version of @graphprotocol/graph-cli in the dependencies. Updated the version of @graphprotocol/graph-cli in the overrides.	package.json bun.lock

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