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Update cargo submodule 13 commits in 4d1f984518c77fad6eeef4f40153b002a659e662..fbb61be30e5f9ac3a6ad58e56a5c0f5db2d2b3ef 2026-05-15 17:12:01 +0000 to 2026-05-26 15:08:03 +0000 - fix(compiler): forward verbose flag to rustc for local crates (rust-lang/cargo#17006) - Fix CVE-2026-5222 and CVE-2026-5223 (rust-lang/cargo#17031) - Don't use the network for a publish dry-run test (rust-lang/cargo#17027) - feat: Break out `RegistryConfig` and `crate_url` for interpreting `RegistryConfig::dl` (rust-lang/cargo#17011) - refactor(diag): Sort the PARSE_PASS_RULES (rust-lang/cargo#17019) - fix(artifact)!: Remove compat mode from artifacts (rust-lang/cargo#17016) - refactor(diag): Simplify adding of new diagnostics (rust-lang/cargo#17015) - test(package): Mark a network test that timed out on me (rust-lang/cargo#17017) - refactor(diag): Pull in the parse pass (rust-lang/cargo#17008) - test(lints): Avoid compiling where possible (rust-lang/cargo#17007) - fix(diag): Report deferred diagnostics like other diagnostics (rust-lang/cargo#16994) - refactor: drop `-Zunstable-options` for `rustdoc --emit` (rust-lang/cargo#17002) - chore(deps): update msrv (1 version) to v1.95 (rust-lang/cargo#17001)
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