Update dependency algoliasearch to v4.25.2

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Confidence
algoliasearch (source)	4.20.0 -> 4.25.2

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Release Notes

algolia/algoliasearch-client-javascript (algoliasearch)

v4.25.2

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• chore: ie 11 support (#​1591) (3621e21), closes #​1591

v4.25.1

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4.25.0 release is broken, please use 4.25.1

v4.25.0

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v4.24.0

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• chore: release v4.24.0 (#​1528) (9f8956c), closes #​1528
• chore: revert "chore: release v4.24.0 (#​1528)" (#​1531) (6a67e85), closes #​1528 #​1531
• feat(types): add banners in renderingContent (#​1522) (5828389), closes #​1522
• feat(types): add hide in renderingContent facet values (#​1529) (ed320a8), closes #​1529
• feat(types): add missing virtual attribute to Index type (#​1530) (ba2d858), closes #​1530
• fix(support): redirect to ticket link (#​1527) (f73a86a), closes #​1527

v4.23.3

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• fix(types): add serverTimeMS to search response (#​1518) (a1d1707), closes #​1518

v4.23.2

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• fix(recommend): only export default function (#​1514) (4a04d8e), closes #​1514

v4.23.1

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• fix(recommend): export recommend methods to use them in algoliasearch (#​1512) (5fc5f4f), closes #​1512

v4.23.0

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• feat(search): fetch recommendations directly from algoliasearch (#​1509) (8087b28), closes #​1509

v4.22.1

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• fix(recommend): update recommended-for-you model type (#​1500) (f94ce64), closes #​1500

v4.22.0

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• fix(recommend): update TrendingFacetHit facetValue type to string (#​1498) (ac9d6e2), closes #​1498

Why

The trending-facets API only returns type string for facetValue.

A follow-up on #​1494 as other models return items/hits which are of type RecordWithObjectID

However, trending-facets model returns a list of TrendingFacetHit which (by definition) don't have an objectID property.

How

To simplify the code, we can remove the type argument TObject for trending-facets

Impact

If you're not using TypeScript or the trending-facets model, there is nothing to change. You can ignore the following.

Otherwise, you will need to remove the type argument passed to getTrendingFacets and the code goes from this:

type FacetType = {
  facetName: string;
  facetValue: string;
}
const { results } = await client.getTrendingFacets<FacetType>(/**/)

To this:

const { results } = await client.getTrendingFacets(/**/)

v4.21.1

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• fix(recommend): RecommendedForYouQuery userToken should be required (#​1496) (d20b253), closes #​1496

v4.21.0

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• feat(recommend): add recommended-for-you model (#​1490) (004f033), closes #​1490
• fix(recommend): getTrendingFacets typing (#​1494) (94b46b5), closes #​1494
• docs(readme): fix typo (#​1486) (db9953c), closes #​1486

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