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fix(security): patch rustls across daemon and platform SDK - #262
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The daemon workspace and independently locked Rust platform SDK used rustls 0.23.43, affected by RUSTSEC-2026-0285. Pin and lock patched rustls 0.23.45 in both dependency graphs, without adding advisory exemptions.
Validation exposed an existing mobile contract test race: two parallel tests rebuilt the same emitted JavaScript while importing it. A separate test-only commit builds the SDK once before either reader starts, preserving both live HTTP contracts and their assertions.
Validation:
The first broad run exhausted the default test-process descriptor budget; after raising it, the parallel SDK build race was reproduced and fixed. The final full suite passes.
Production deployment has not been performed. Companion desktop patch: benfavre/shelldeck#176.