⬆️ Bump systeminformation from 3.44.2 to 3.45.0 in /src (#138)

Bumps [systeminformation](https://github.com/sebhildebrandt/systeminformation) from 3.44.2 to 3.45.0.
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*Sourced from [systeminformation's changelog](https://github.com/sebhildebrandt/systeminformation/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md).*

> # Changelog
> 
> ### Major (breaking) Changes - Version 3
> 
> - works only with [node.js][nodejs-url] **v4.0.0** and above (using now internal ES6 promise function, arrow functions, ...)
> - **Promises**. As you can see in the documentation, you can now also use it in a promise oriented way. But callbacks are still supported.
> - **Async/Await**. Due to the promises support, systeminformation also works perfectly with the `async/await` pattern (available in [node.js][nodejs-url] **v7.6.0** and above). See example in the docs.
> - `cpuCurrentspeed`: now returns an object with current minimal, maximal and average CPU frequencies of all cores.
> - `mem`: now supports also newer versions of `free` (Version 3.3.10 and above); extended information `avaliable` (potentially available memory)
> - `fsStats`: added information sum bytes read + write (tx) and sum transfer rate/sec (tx_sec)
> - `networkInterfaces`: now providing one more detail: internal - true if this is an internal interface like "lo"
> - `networkConnections`: instead of only counting sockets, you now get an array of objects with connection details for each socket (protocol, local and peer address, state)
> - `users`: now provides an array of objects with users online including detailed session information (login date/time, ip address, terminal, command)
> - `inetLatency`: now you can provide a host against which you want to test latency (default is 8.8.8.8)
> - `getDynamicData`: changed order of parameters (callback - if provided - is now the last one): `getDynamicData(srv, network, callback)`
> - `getAllData`: changed order of parameters (callback - if provided - is now the last one): `getAllData(srv, network, callback)`
> 
> New Functions
> 
> - FreeBSD support: for some basic functions (new in version 3.34 ff)
> - `diskLayout`: returns hard disk layout (new in version 3.23)
> - `memLayout`: returns memory chip layout (new in version 3.23)
> - Windows support: for some basic functions (new in version 3.17 ff)
> - `cpuCache`: returns CPU cache (L1, L2, L3) sizes (new in version 3.14)
> - `cpuFlags`: returns CPU flags (new in version 3.14)
> - `currentLoad.cpus`: returns current load per cpu/core in an array (new in version 3.14)
> - `shell`: returns standard shell e.g. /bin/bash (new in version 3.13)
> - `blockDevices`: returns array of block devices like disks, partitions, raids, roms (new in version 3.10)
> - `dockerContainerProcesses`: returns processes for a specific docker container (new in version 3.8)
> - `versions`: returns object of versions - kernel, ssl, node, npm, ...(new in version 3.6)
> - `graphics`: returns arrays of graphics controllers and displays (new in version 3.5)
> - `networkInterfaceDefault`: returns default network interface (new in version 3.4)
> - `processes`: now returns also a process list with all process details (new in version 3.3)
> - `battery`: retrieves battery status and charging level (new in version 3.2)
> - `dockerContainers`: returns a list of all docker containers (new in version 3.1)
> - `dockerContainerStats`: returns statistics for a specific docker container (new in version 3.1)
> - `dockerAll`: returns a list of all docker containers including their stats (new in version 3.1)
> - `disksIO`: returns overall diskIO and IOPS values for all mounted volumes (new in version 3.0)
> 
> Bug Fixes / improvements
> 
> - improvement `cpuTemperature` - works now also on Raspberry Pi
> - bugfix `disksIO` - on OSX read and write got mixed up
> - several bug fixes (like assess errors in `cpuCurrentspeed`, potentially incorrect results in `users`, ...)
> - testet on even more platforms and linux distributions
> 
> **Be aware**, that the new version 3.x is **NOT fully backward compatible** to version 2.x ...
> 
> 
> ### Major (breaking) Changes - Version 2
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src/package-lock.json

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@
     "signale": "1.2.1",
     "smoothie": "1.35.0",
     "sudo-prompt": "8.2.0",
-    "systeminformation": "3.44.2",
+    "systeminformation": "3.45.0",
     "tail": "1.3.0",
     "ws": "6.0.0",
     "xterm": "3.6.0"