Apostrophe Update: SEO scanner, faster inserts and updates, and other fixes and improvements

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Our regular releases this week brought the following:

Apostrophe 2.116.0 (and 2.115.1):

• Fixes an error when saving an edited Tag in the Tag Manager.
• Eliminated 75% of database operations required to track attachments referenced in a document when inserted or updated.
• skipAttachments option added for insert and update operations in those situations where this is not enough.

Thanks to Michelin for their support of this work.

Apostrophe SEO 1.4.0:

Adds an SEO page scan button in the navigation menu for Pages, which opens a modal that contains the new SEO Scanner. The scanner in this modal performs SEO-related checks on the current page, and informs the user on elements such as the inclusion of a single H1, dead links on the page (leading to 404), images with or without empty alt attributes, and the length and inclusion of metadata.

Thanks to Michelin for their support of this work as well.

Apostrophe Redirects 2.3.0:

"Ignore query string" option for times when you'd like to match the URL regardless of the ? and everything that follows it. Thanks to Shaun Hurley for the contribution.

Apostrophe Forms 1.10.2:

Updates axios to address a reported SSRF vulnerability.

Apostrophe I18N Static 1.2.3:

• Fixed a crash on duplicate key inserts.
• Efficient indexes for faster operation in large databases.
• Better performance on the first page load.

Apostrophe Forms Google Address Field Widgets 2.0.1:

Fixed an accidental use of lodash that broke lean mode compatibility.

Launder 1.5.0:

The url method of our input sanitizer now accepts a third argument, httpsFix. If it is true and the URL passed in has no protocol, the URL will be prepended with https:// rather than http://.

Boring 1.1.0:

Our minimalist command line arguments parser now supports an end option to capture the remaining arguments without treating any of them as named options, even if they start with --