fix: replace traversal packages with empathic #6576
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Replaces `find-up` with `empathic`, a faster library. We can follow this up with replacements of other similar dependencies duplicating this work, so everything is consolidated around `empathic`.
Empathic can do this with a basic dirname check.
MichaelDeBoey
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Related to netlify/primitives#387 |
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Just the same we've done in
primitives- replacing various "upwards traversal" packages with just one.This comes with a perf improvement too (CPU time).
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