Update dependencies to resolve advisories

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request performs a comprehensive update of both Rust and JavaScript dependencies across the project. The primary goal is to resolve existing security advisories and integrate newer, more stable library versions. These updates collectively aim to bolster the project's security posture, improve maintainability, and ensure compatibility with the latest development standards and practices.

Highlights

• Rust Dependency Updates: Numerous Rust dependencies across Cargo.lock files were updated to newer versions, including core components like aws-lc-rs, bytes, rustls, and time, enhancing stability and security.
• Security Advisory Management: The deny.toml file was modified to ignore several RUSTSEC advisories for specific unmaintained crates, acknowledging their status while allowing the project to continue building.
• JavaScript Development Tooling Upgrades: Various JavaScript development dependencies in frontend/package.json and website/package.json were upgraded, such as ESLint, TypeScript ESLint, Prettier, and Sass, improving the development environment and addressing potential vulnerabilities.
• Rawkit Library Dependency Refactoring: The libraries/rawkit/Cargo.lock saw significant changes, with many Rust packages updated, several new ones introduced (e.g., quinn, jni, web-time), and some removed, indicating a substantial overhaul of its underlying dependencies.

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Code Review

This pull request updates dependencies in Cargo.lock, deny.toml, and frontend/package.json to address security advisories and improve the overall stability of the project. It also adds new dependencies and removes outdated ones in libraries/rawkit/Cargo.lock and updates versions of existing dependencies. The deny.toml file is updated to ignore specific advisories related to unmaintained crates. The frontend/package.json file updates various development dependencies to their latest versions.

[gemini-code-assist]

Upgrading the svelte version from 5.47.1 to ^5.54.1 is a significant jump. Ensure that all components and related code are thoroughly tested to confirm compatibility and prevent unexpected issues.

[gemini-code-assist]

The ignore list is updated with advisories that are marked as unmaintained. It's good to acknowledge these, but consider if there are active alternatives to these dependencies, especially for those used directly (derivative).

While ignoring advisories is sometimes necessary, it's crucial to periodically re-evaluate these ignored advisories to see if they can be addressed through updates or alternative libraries. Ignoring advisories can introduce potential security risks if the vulnerabilities are not mitigated.

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The bitflags dependency is being upgraded from 1.3.2 and 2.9.3 to 2.11.0. Verify that the code using bitflags is compatible with the new version and that the upgrade doesn't introduce any breaking changes or regressions.

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The bitstream-io dependency is being upgraded from 2.6.0 and 4.5.0 to 4.9.0. Verify that the code using bitstream-io is compatible with the new version and that the upgrade doesn't introduce any breaking changes or regressions.

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The built dependency is being upgraded from 0.7.7 to 0.8.0. Verify that the code using built is compatible with the new version and that the upgrade doesn't introduce any breaking changes or regressions.

[gemini-code-assist]

The built dependency is being upgraded. Verify that the code using built is compatible with the new version and that the upgrade doesn't introduce any breaking changes or regressions.

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The image dependency is being upgraded. Verify that the code using image is compatible with the new version and that the upgrade doesn't introduce any breaking changes or regressions.

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The thiserror dependency is being upgraded. Verify that the code using thiserror is compatible with the new version and that the upgrade doesn't introduce any breaking changes or regressions.

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The reqwest dependency is being upgraded. Verify that the code using reqwest is compatible with the new version and that the upgrade doesn't introduce any breaking changes or regressions.

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The rustls dependency is being kept at 0.23.31. While other dependencies are being updated, consider whether updating rustls might address any security concerns or provide performance improvements, especially given its role in handling TLS.