Using pwsh to edit package.json temporalio version update

update-package-json.ps1

# this uses aliases to simulate what a linux user would normally expect to write
# idiomatic powershell leans on clarity over being terse, so "%" would be ForEach-Object for example. 
$Files = gci -Recurse -Filter package.json | Where Name -notmatch "node_modules" | % { [pscustomobject]@{FullName = $_.FullName; Content = (gc $_.FullName -raw | ConvertFrom-Json) }}
$UpdateFiles = $files | ? {$_.Content.Dependencies -match 'temporalio'}
$UpdateFiles | % {
    $f = $_ # $_ = pipelined object with all properties available
    $f.Content.Dependencies.temporalio = '^0.13.0' # this is object property reference because ConvertFrom-Json gave us an object, not raw text
    $f.Content | ConvertTo-Json -depth 100 | Out-File -Path $f.FullName -Force  # convert back to json as it was actually an object
}


# Note this could be turned into a long one liner, but it's better to break into steps like this for easy review.