Upgrade expensify-common

[jasperhuangg]

Details

Made some changes to ExpensiMark that were recently merged and deployed to npm, so this PR upgrades expensify-common so we can have those new changes.

If you're confused as to why the package.json isn't using the commit hash anymore, it's because I followed these steps (which I think use the major/minor version): https://stackoverflow.com/c/expensify/questions/7216

Fixed Issues

N/A, but here's the expensify-common PR: Expensify/expensify-common#376

Tests

Same as QA

QA Steps

Try to send this as a message in any chat, and verify it renders the same as the screenshot:

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Tested On

• Web
• Mobile Web
• Desktop
• iOS
• Android

Screenshots

Web

2021-05-24_19-20-04.mp4

Mobile Web

2021-05-24_19-42-48.mp4

iOS

2021-05-24_19-40-34.mp4

Android

1621913590738637.mp4

Desktop

2021-05-24_19-23-36.mp4

[jasperhuangg]

CLARIFICATION: The version here wasn't changed (the commit hashes are the same), npm install simply changed the location of this when I ran it (I guess it sorted everything alphabetically).

[jasperhuangg]

@Luke9389 I self-reviewed just to clarify some stuff, this should be good for a quick review from you, thanks!

[Luke9389]

Nice, simple version bump 👍

[marcaaron]

We need to revert this. Sorry @jasperhuangg the SO instructions you followed are outdated.

[Luke9389]

Hey @marcaaron, can you add context on why this is being reverted? Just curious to see what broke.

[marcaaron]

We shouldn't be publishing expensify-common to npm. The advice in the SO is outdated (my bad). We must reference the commit hash instead like we have been doing for every other expensify-common update.