[npm] update grunt-esvm to fix cache-conflict bug#7795
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when running 4.1 next to recent versions, grunt-esvm is provided the same temporary directory to store is cache values. Unfortunately the version of grunt-esvm used in 4.1 has a different caching format that modern versions, so an update is required. The
3.2.23.2.3 patch update of grunt-esvm from today uses the version grunt-esvm version number in the cache file path so that these collisions will not occur again.Ultimately, the API is the same between the 1.x and 3.x version. The updates that warranted major version bumps had more to do with questions of stability rather than API changes.