chore(deps-dev): bump nuxt-security from 2.0.0-rc.9 to 2.0.0

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Bumps nuxt-security from 2.0.0-rc.9 to 2.0.0.

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2.0.0 🎉

This is the new major version of the NuxtSecurity module. After nine release candidates versions, we are ready to present you this new amazing version 🚀

With it, we have updated many things that you can check out below in comparison to version 1.4.0.

Enjoy!

New features

As a part of this new release, there are several new features.

A+ Score by default

Our new version delivers an A+ security rating by default on both the Mozilla Observatory and SecurityHeaders.com Our documentation page is deployed with Nuxt-Security and is tested on these two scanners:

Performance optimization

We are considerably improving the performance of Nuxt Security with this release, by removing all dependency from cheerio. Applications running in lightweight environments such as workers, will benefit from significantly reduced CPU and memory usage, and increased page delivery.

Many thanks to @​GalacticHypernova for leading the full rewrite of our HTML parsing engine 💚

All Nuxt modes

Security headers are now deployed in all Nuxt rendering modes:

• Universal
• Client-only
• Hybrid

See Baroshem/nuxt-security#441 for details.

OWASP compliance

We are updating our default security settings to conform with the latest OWASP default values for headers. Users benefit from these updating settings out of the box, with no changes required.

See Baroshem/nuxt-security#450 for details.

Full Static Support

We are significantly improving application security for static websites:

• If the site is deployed with a Nitro Preset, security headers are now delivered natively. Netlify and Vercel static presets have been fully tested.
• If the site is deployed in a custom environment (e.g. bare-metal server), we provide a new prerenderedHeaders build-time hook that exposes all security headers for complete control of your server's headers.

🗞️ Next steps

We are planning a new release soon with the Nuxt DevTools Tab support 🚀

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