fix(deps): update dependency autocannon to v8

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Confidence
autocannon	^7.5.0 -> ^8.0.0

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Release Notes

mcollina/autocannon (autocannon)

v8.0.0

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What's Changed

• doc: fix API autocannon.print by @​casantosmu in #​508
• fix: table would still be rendered in JSON mode when writing to file by @​10xLaCroixDrinker in #​514
• fix(requestIterator): generated IDs were not URL-safe by @​10xLaCroixDrinker in #​515
• fix(printResult): tables included colors even when outputStream did not support it by @​10xLaCroixDrinker in #​513
• Update README to make behavior of idReplacement more clear by @​ConnorSinnott in #​516
• Allow for ID replacement in the URL by @​MattIPv4 in #​521
• Add missing angle bracket by @​skyf0l in #​523
• refactor: replace subarg with @minimistjs/subarg by @​ljharb in #​524
• Fix windows tests by @​mcollina in #​531
• assume onPort if -- node is set by @​karankraina in #​530

New Contributors

• @​casantosmu made their first contribution in #​508
• @​10xLaCroixDrinker made their first contribution in #​514
• @​ConnorSinnott made their first contribution in #​516
• @​MattIPv4 made their first contribution in #​521
• @​skyf0l made their first contribution in #​523
• @​ljharb made their first contribution in #​524
• @​karankraina made their first contribution in #​530

Full Changelog: mcollina/autocannon@v7.15.0...v8.0.0

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