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[web] Update dependencies (2023-11-14) (#866)

Another boring PR for keeping dependencies up-to-date via `npm update` and `npm install @package/name@latest`.  No more `--lockfile-version 2`  because [OBS already supports version 3](https://github.com/openSUSE/obs-service-node_modules/blob/2153192f0/node_modules.py#L342-L343) as we realized at https://github.com/openSUSE/agama/pull/843

Please, note that this time we manage to get rid of some dependencies which were there because cockpit-starter-kit (see https://github.com/openSUSE/agama/pull/127) but actually not needed anymore. In fact, they are no longer dependencies of starter-kit. Namely, 

* [core-js](https://github.com/zloirock/core-js)
  - As a weird side effect, few tests were _fixed_ to wait a bit for the expected content. Some black magic around _Promise.resolve_, I guess. Honestly, I didn't dig too further on it since waiting for the content is somehow _expected_.
*  [stdio](https://github.com/sgmonda/stdio)
* [sizzle](https://www.npmjs.com/package/sizzle)

Apart from these, [regenerator-runtime](https://github.com/facebook/regenerator) was dropped too because 

> It was added more than a year ago in the context of "Adapt React
> components to the Starter Kit". But probably is no longer needed since
> async functions, ES6 generators, and `yield` JavaScript operator have
> broad support among major browsers.

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* [web] Update dependencies via `npm update`

* [web] Update icons packages to their latest version

* [web] Update Patternfly libraries to latest version

* [web] Drop core-js dependency

    It was added because of cockpit-starter-kit[1] but they already dropped
    it[2] because
    
    > starter-kit does not use it directly, and none of our derived projects
    > have it.
    
    Thus, in principle it does not make sense to keep it as Agama
dependency.
    
    As weird side-effect, a few test were fixed to "wa... (continued)

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