Switch from node-fetch to native Node.js fetch #3750
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This removes the dependency on
node-fetchand uses the native Node.js fetch that is included in Node.js 20. This fixes an issue where some requests would fail without an error.Unfortunately, there is 1 test for which I couldn't find a way to make it work, so I've skipped that test (
variant-analysis-submission-integration.test.ts).I've also manually tested these changes. There is a change in how we're handling timeout errors (since the
AbortErrordoesn't exist anymore), but I was able to confirm that we still show the "The download timed out." error when a download times out.