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# Firmware and managed-component versions are pinned in platformio.ini,
# idf_component.yml, and dependencies.lock. Review those updates manually and
# verify hardware-dependent behavior on a board.
#
# CI's Python tools are pinned in tools/requirements-ci.txt and are deliberately
# not listed above either. Dependabot would treat that file and its .in as a
# pip-compile pair and regenerate the lock in its own environment, but the lock
# only installs if it is resolved for the runners specifically
# (--python-version 3.12 --python-platform linux); resolved anywhere else it
# drops typing-extensions and --require-hashes then refuses the whole install.
# Bump the version in tools/requirements-ci.in and regenerate with the command
# in its header.
#
# Security alerts are unaffected by this file and still cover those packages.
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