Update tap to version 10.1.2 🚀

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Hello lovely humans,

tap just published its new version 10.1.2.

State	Update 🚀
Dependency	tap
New version	10.1.2
Type	devDependency

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The new version differs by 175 commits .

• bf6f51e v10.1.2
• bdb1d80 Inherit bailout results from parent test
• 0aa4202 Support old nodes that did not respect process.exitCode
• 9f5568d v10.1.1
• a5a1889 Ensure that process.on('exit') handler is run
• dcce742 v10.1.0
• f245487 auto-publish and push on version update
• 3d89b54 Added source map support
• f3f0a6b Add -J|--jobs-auto to automatically calculate cores
• 84df5ce remove legacy implementation
• ffd3bec only unref timers if unref is available
• 2003990 v10.0.2
• eb08505 Remove line breaks from subtest names
• d5f9ead v10.0.1
• aaaf6f7 Document TAP_DEV_LONGSTACK/SHORTSTACK environs

There are 175 commits in total. See the full diff.

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