[chore] Update dependencies #1548
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Closes #1522
This PR updates the bridge, the lib and polkadot.js. There was one breaking change related to types—seems like the
InjectedAccountWithMetatype has been deprecated. This has been replaced with theKeyringPairtype (which makes sense—there was a lot of overlap/duplication between the two types).Note: there is a breaking change here that is causing our UI tests to fail. Since we will need the updated version of the UI, I'm suggesting we merge this and handle the issue with the tests later. We need to run polkadot 10.9.1 for the UI to be compatible for the lib, so better to get this part of the task wrapped up first.
See #1562