Update dependencies to fix vulnerable usages #212
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Update vulnerable dependencies
Description
This pull request includes updates to various dependencies across multiple projects within the AasxServer solution. The changes aim to improve security, compatibility, and functionality by upgrading to the latest versions of key libraries.
Motivation and Context
These updates are essential to ensure that the projects are using the latest and most secure versions of their dependencies. Upgrading these libraries addresses known vulnerabilities, enhances performance, and improves overall compatibility.
How Has This Been Tested?
These changes have been tested by running the updated projects locally and ensuring that all functionality works as expected. Unit tests have been executed to verify that no existing functionality is broken by these updates. Additional manual testing has been performed to ensure that the new dependency versions do not introduce any regressions or issues.