bump: bring latest compute-pcrs

[bgartzi]

This removes lief as a dependency in favor of the object and authenticode crates.

Summary by Sourcery

Enhancements:

• Refresh Cargo.lock to align with updated dependencies for compute-pcrs, replacing lief with object and authenticode.

[bgartzi]

We might even consider telling dependabot to unignore compute-pcrs. However, there might be some changes in the existing compute-pcrs library API in the future, which would break things and require human (mine) intervention again.

[bgartzi]

oops, sorry for the noise. I just saw @Jakob-Naucke told dependabot to unignore compute-pcrs. no need for this.

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Updates dependency graph to bring in the latest compute-pcrs, replacing the native lief dependency transitively with pure-Rust object and authenticode crates via Cargo.lock changes only.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Refreshes Cargo.lock to point to a newer compute-pcrs release and its updated dependency set, notably removing the native lief dependency in favor of Rust object and authenticode crates.	Updates the resolved version and checksum for the compute-pcrs crate and any of its direct dependencies. Removes entries for the previously used lief crate and any of its transitive dependencies from the lockfile. Adds or updates entries for the object and authenticode crates and any new transitive dependencies required by the new compute-pcrs version. Adjusts versions of any shared dependencies impacted by the new dependency tree to maintain a consistent, solvable Cargo resolution.	Cargo.lock

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