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This updates to the latest sysinfo. It also adds an expclicit fallback to the process name if the executable is not available, which can happen on linux. This used to be fairly silent before. AFAIK none of the test runners change their executable name currently so that is not really a concern.
msrv is now 1.88 which is middle of last year...
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This updates all the dependencies. Increases the MSRV to 1.88 which is over 6 months old by now.
Adds a fallback to using the process name instead of the executable name, the new API makes this more obvious and it has been observed to fail in the wild. The test runners do not currently seem to modify their names.
Removes once_lock crate in favour of stdlib.