Bump versions of all packages to v1.0.0-alpha.4

[intmainvoid]

Version v1.0.0-alpha.4 of data-api-local has been published to npm already (as that is all I have permission to publish). This is essentially useless however without releasing a new version of data-api-local-serverless which depends on the exact version of data-api-local at v1.0.0-alpha.2.

This PR proposes that we change the version of all packages to the tagged version in this repo (v.1.0.0-alpha.4). This will ensure that the tags in the git repo match the tags in the package.json file of each package.

Additionally, these packages should be published soon after as:

• they contain changes currently in master (such as using compatible-versioned dependencies instead of exact) that pass tests but not yet published. They also work well in at least one significant project I know of.
• v1.0.0-alpha.4 of data-api-local can be used from data-api-local-serverless.

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[marcgreenstock]

Hi @intmainvoid, sorry I had not addressed this until now.

Considering you have contributed a significant amount to this project, are you interested in being a maintainer?

[intmainvoid]

@marcgreenstock

Considering you have contributed a significant amount to this project, are you interested in being a maintainer?

Yes pls. That would make life easier.