Update dependency sass-loader to v14

minimum supported Node.js version is 14.15.0 (#1048)
emit @warn at-rules as webpack warnings by default, if you want to revert behavior please use the warnRuleAsWarning option (#1054) (58ffb68)

Bug Fixes

do not crash on importers for modern API (#1052) (095814e)
do not store original sass error in webpack error(#1053) (06d7533)

`v12.6.0`

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Features

added support for automatic loading of sass-embedded (#1025) (c8dae87)

`v12.5.0`

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Features

added support for sass-embedded (faster than node-sass), feel free to feedback
added the api option (modern api is experimental and currently doesn't support built-in webpack resolver) (afbe114)

`v12.4.0`

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Features

add support for node-sass 7 (#1002) (be5cbc9)

`v12.3.0`

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Features

added the warnRuleAsWarning option, allows to emit a warning on the @warn rule (#992) (c652c79)
use webpack logger to log sass messages (only for dart-sass), configure it using infrastructureLogging (#991) (bb7cef9)

`v12.2.0`

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Features

add link field in schema (#976) (1b453fb)

`v12.1.0`

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Features

allow String value for the implementation option (382a3ca)

`v12.0.0`

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⚠ BREAKING CHANGES

minimum supported Node.js version is 12.13.0

Bug Fixes

crash in custom importers with worker threads (#958) (67aa139)
resolving _index.import.scss/index.import.scss in packages (#906) (6641a16)

11.1.1 (2021-05-13)

Bug Fixes

disabled auto importing fiber on node >= 16 due incompatibility problems (#950) (4ca004b)

`v11.1.0`

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Features

support node-sass v6.0.0 (#947) (7869b29)

11.0.1 (2021-02-08)

Bug Fixes

compatibility with custom importers for node-sass (#927) (af5a072)

`v11.0.0`

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Notes

using ~ is deprecated and can be removed from your code (we recommend it), but we still support it for historical reasons.

Why you can removed it? The loader will first try to resolve @import/@use as relative, if it cannot be resolved, the loader will try to resolve @import/@use inside node_modules. Using ~ means looking for files in node_modules or resolve.alias or resolve.fallback.