Migrate to newer dependencies #109
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This change migrates bytehound to use newer dependencies wherever easily possible.
As most dependencies were multiple major versions out of date, this required a bit of porting.
Each dependency update (save the JS update - sorry about that) was done as a separate commit
with associated changes necessary to get bytehound to build/run with that commit.
This is not expected to be applied as-is.
Because there is no default rustfmt, they are rebased on top of the application of cargo fmt
to the project to make it easier to see what changed against a standard formatted version.
While it has been tested, it was done to hopefully make life a little easier for the maintainer :)
Feel free to use, discard, or whatever is helpful!