chore(assert,expect): bump assert and expect versions

[kt3k]

This PR bumps the versions of @std/expect and @std/assert to ensure the fix #6747 is applied to the users of those packages.

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✅ Project coverage is 94.19%. Comparing base (908dcb0) to head (7855b8c).
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[kt3k]

For more context: The fix #6747 is already published as @std/internal@1.0.10, but because @std/assert and @std/expect is not released after that, there's no obvious way to update @std/internal to the latest when the old version of @std/internal is stored in their lock file. This PR bumps the versions of these 2 packages, which provides the obvious way to upgrade @std/internal to the latest.

[bartlomieju]

LGTM, is there a reason this is done manually instead of automated script?

[kt3k]

@bartlomieju The automated script only detects the direct changes in that package. The fix #6747 was done only in @std/internal indirectly, and @std/assert and @std/expect were not updated automatically..

(Maybe we should consider updating the dependent packages as well in such situation..)