fix(deps): update dependency core-js to ^3.35.1

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Adoption	Passing	Confidence
core-js (source)	^3.35.0 -> ^3.35.1

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Release Notes

zloirock/core-js (core-js)

v3.35.1

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• Fixed internal ToLength operation with bigints, #​1318
• Removed significant redundant code from String#split polyfill
• Fixed setting names of methods with symbol keys in some old engines
• Minor fix of prototype methods export logic in the pure version
• Compat data improvements:
  • Iterator helpers proposal methods marked as supported from V8 ~ Chrome 122
  • Note that V8 ~ Chrome 122 add Set methods, but they have a bug similar to Safari
  • self marked as fixed from Bun 1.0.22
  • SuppressedError and Symbol.{ dispose , asyncDispose } marked as supported from Bun 1.0.23
  • Added Oculus Quest Browser 31 compat data mapping
  • Updated Electron 29 and added Electron 30 compat data mapping

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

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