build(deps): bump major versions for math-expression-evaluator and fetch-mock + clean up obsolete dev/override packages

[hainenber]

SUMMARY

build(deps): bump major versions for math-expression-evaluator and fetch-mock + clean up obsolete dev/override packages

• Bump major versions for math-expression-evaluator (v1 -> 2) and fetch-mock (v7 -> v9).
• Clean up obsolete package overrides.
• Remove extraneous dev deps
  • react-test-renderer
  • mock-socket
• Remove unused dev deps:
  • exports-loader
  • ignore-styles
• Bump minor version for webpack for that sweet performance enhancements.
• Increase the global timeout for Jest tests to 20 seconds to (partially) fix the flakiness nuisance.

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• Removes existing feature or API

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[sadpandajoe]

@hainenber Did you verify that the major bumps won't have breaking changes that will affect superset

[rusackas]

LGTM, pending an answer to @sadpandajoe 's question. Also, I'm happy to see all the timeouts go away... as long as that's stable. We can increase the global timeout for all tests if it makes things more stable, I suppose.

[hainenber]

Did you verify that the major bumps won't have breaking changes that will affect superset

@sadpandajoe there's a unit test for the function that utilizes math-to-expression-evaluator library and it passed.

I also checked the release note for v2. The described breaking change doesn't apply as we don't use the functions that received breaking changes.