Update execa

[rekmarks]

This PR updates execa to ^8.0.1. Since execa@>=6.0.0 is ESM-only and jest only has experimental ESM support (jestjs/jest#10976), this required switching from ts-jest to babel-jest. To minimize dependency transpilation, the ESM packages that are necessary to transpile are enumerated in jest.config.js.

This version of execa includes automatic escaping of shell arguments, which was the entire point of #112, #113, and this PR.

The state of ESM support in the Node.js ecosystem is absolutely horrible, and I would not recommend further migrations for the time being. We should continue to dual-release our packages and avoid ESM-only dependencies until the ecosystem has matured. For details see the above jest issue and nodejs/node#37648.

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Packages	Version	New capabilities	Transitives	Size	Publisher
execa	8.0.1	None	+8	167 kB	ehmicky

🚮 Removed packages: ts-jest@29.1.1

[socket-security]

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Ignoring: get-stream@8.0.1

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The new author appears to be a chosen collaborator of sindresorhus, who still owns the repo and the package.