chore: upgrade vitest to 0.34.6

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[yonadaa]

It seems toEqualTypeOf is bugged with zod: vitest-dev/vitest#4114

[yonadaa]

I can't find a version that fixes the benchmarking issue but doesn't also introduce this MISMATCH issue... wonder if it's worth just upgrading vitest in store-sync where we really need it.

[holic]

just upgrading store-sync seems fine to me!

could also try bumping zod to see if this was fixed there?

[holic]

intentionally not bumping this one?

[yonadaa]

woops, missed that in my ctrl-f

[holic]

just upgrading store-sync seems fine to me!

could also try bumping zod to see if this was fixed there?

[tash-2s]

The errors in the previous PR #2190 appear to be caused by the following reasons, though not confirmed:

1. Error: Definitions of the following identifiers conflict with those in another file
   • vitest v1 requires vite v5, but mud uses vite v4.
2. Error: Cannot find module 'rollup/parseAst' or its corresponding type declarations.
   • vite v5, installed via vitest v1, doesn't support moduleResolution: node10, which mud uses. This is because vite v5's rollup doesn't fully support node10.
   • mud's moduleResolution issue is tracked at Current TypeScript packages setup and improvement suggestion #2051.
3. Error: Cannot find name 'WeakKey'
   • Recent versions of vitest require typescript v5.2 or newer, but mud uses v5.1.

Regarding the toEqualTypeOf problem, it seems there is no easy fix at the moment. toMatchTypeOf is a looser alternative than toEqualTypeOf, as it allows extra properties, but it works.

[holic]