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Update uv after the eMudhra incident - #16581
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The eMudhra incident compromised intermediate CA keys that could be used to impersonate HTTPS sites. uv 0.13.4 removes the affected emSign root from its bundled trust store.
Update the pinned uv test dependency to 0.13.4.
Codex prepared this update.