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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change	Age	Confidence
BlankSpruce/gersemi-pre-commit	repository	minor	0.28.1 → 0.29.1
astral-sh/ruff-pre-commit	repository	patch	v0.16.6 → v0.16.8
clang-format	pre-commit-python	patch	==23.1.0 → ==23.1.1
fmt	bazel_dep	minor	12.1.0 → 12.2.0
jlumbroso/free-disk-space	action	major	v1.3.1 → v2.0.0
keith/pre-commit-buildifier	repository	major	8.5.1 → 10.0.1
mkdocs-git-revision-date-localized-plugin		minor	==1.5.4 → ==1.6.0
pymdown-extensions		major	==11.0.2 → ==12.0.1
rules_cc	bazel_dep	patch	0.2.22 → 0.2.25
ubuntu	github-runner	major	24.04 → 26.04

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Release Notes

BlankSpruce/gersemi-pre-commit (BlankSpruce/gersemi-pre-commit)

v0.29.1

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v0.29.0

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astral-sh/ruff-pre-commit (astral-sh/ruff-pre-commit)

v0.16.8

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See: https://github.com/astral-sh/ruff/releases/tag/0.16.8

v0.16.7

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See: https://github.com/astral-sh/ruff/releases/tag/0.16.7

ssciwr/clang-format-wheel (clang-format)

v23.1.1

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fmtlib/fmt (fmt)

v12.2.0

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• Added a C11 API that brings fast, type-safe formatting to C. The new
  fmt-c library and fmt/fmt-c.h header use _Generic to dispatch on
  argument types and outperform printf/sprintf. For example:

  #include <fmt/fmt-c.h>
  
  fmt_print(stdout, "The answer is {}.\n", 42);

  (#​4663,
  #​4671,
  #​4696,
  #​4693,
  #​4694,
  #​4712,
  #​4789).
  Thanks @​Soumik15630m, @​Ferdi265 and @​localspook.

• Added a separate fmt::fmt-module CMake target for C++20 modules and a
  CI workflow that exercises module-based builds
  (#​4684,
  #​4685,
  #​4707,
  #​4708,
  #​4702,
  #​4709).
  Thanks @​MathewBensonCode.

• Enabled the full Dragonbox lookup cache by default for floating-point
  formatting unless optimizing for binary size (__OPTIMIZE_SIZE__),
  giving a ~10–25% speedup. Thanks Matthias Kretz for the suggestion.
  Average time per double on Apple M1 Pro (clang 17, random digits,
  smaller is better) measured with
  dtoa-benchmark:

  Method	Time (ns)
  fmt (full)	22.07
  fmt (compact)	29.55
  ryu	35.21
  double-conversion	81.81
  sprintf	726.27
  ostringstream	864.34

• Improved integer formatting performance by ~3%
  (#​4630). Thanks @​user202729.

• Optimized formatting into back-insert iterators by using bulk container
  append/insert methods (e.g. on std::vector<char> and custom string
  types) (#​4679). Thanks @​user202729.

• Reduced binary size of debug builds (~200k to ~85k in the bloat test) and
  improved compile speed when consteval is unavailable.

• Made path formatting lossless, preserving ill-formed UTF-16
  sequences when converting std::filesystem::path to a narrow string.

• Added support for formatting std::unexpected
  (#​4675). Thanks @​17steen.

• Added overloads of fmt::println that take a fmt::text_style
  (#​4782). Thanks @​ahoarau.

• Added support for positional arguments as width and precision specifiers
  in fmt::printf (#​4643).
  Thanks @​KareemOtoum.

• Made FMT_STRING a no-op when FMT_USE_CONSTEVAL is enabled, since the
  consteval format-string constructor already provides compile-time
  validation
  (#​4611,
  #​4612). Thanks @​friedkeenan.

• Promoted fmt::detail::named_arg to the public API as fmt::named_arg and
  deprecated the detail alias
  (#​4683,
  #​4687). Thanks @​TPPPP72.

• Moved the std::byte formatter from fmt/format.h to fmt/std.h.

• Provided a default definition for fmt::is_contiguous
  (#​4731,
  #​4770). Thanks @​user202729 and @​phprus.

• Added the FMT_USE_FLOCKFILE macro to disable the use of flockfile
  (#​4646,
  #​4666). Thanks @​mvastola.

• Added include_guard(GLOBAL) so that {fmt} can be used in multiple
  submodules of the same project
  (#​4672). Thanks @​torsten48.

• Improved constexpr support
  (#​4659,
  #​4591).
  Thanks @​elbeno and @​17steen.

• Deprecated the implicit conversion from fmt::format_string and
  fmt::basic_fstring to string_view to align with std::format_string;
  use format_string::get() instead.

• Opted out std::complex from tuple formatting so that the dedicated
  std::complex formatter is always used.

• Removed the fmt::say function.

• Deprecated the std::initializer_list overload of fmt::join and the array
  overload of fmt::vformat_to.

• Made the <fmt/core.h> header equivalent to <fmt/base.h> by
  default. Code that relied on <fmt/core.h> pulling in <fmt/format.h>
  must now either include <fmt/format.h> directly or define
  FMT_DEPRECATED_HEAVY_CORE to opt back in.

• Improved wchar_t support: fmt::join now accepts wchar_t and other
  non-char separators, and fmt::format_to_n now works with fmt::runtime
  on wchar_t
  (#​4686,
  #​4714,
  #​4715).
  Thanks @​Yancey2023 and @​sunmy2019.

• Fixed formatting of std::tm with a null tm_zone
  (#​4790). Thanks @​Carmel0.

• Fixed compile-time formatting in fmt/ranges.h, fmt/style.h and
  fmt/std.h (#​4759). Thanks @​j4niwzis.

• Fixed an ambiguity between formatter<std::optional<T>> in fmt/std.h
  and fmt/ranges.h on C++26 (P3168R2)
  (#​4761). Thanks @​phprus.

• Fixed a GCC PCH breakage triggered by a scoped #pragma GCC optimize.

• Fixed a TSAN false positive in the locale handling code
  (#​4755).

• Fixed compile-time format string checks truncating string literals at
  an embedded null byte
  (#​4732). Thanks @​user202729.

• Fixed out-of-bounds reads in printf formatting
  (#​4741,
  #​4742,
  #​4800).
  Thanks @​Algunenano and @​aizu-m.

• Fixed the return type of the f(un)lockfile wrappers on Windows
  (#​4739). Thanks @​mvastola.

• Worked around a CUDA issue when handling UTF-32 literals
  (#​4719). Thanks @​Cazadorro.

• Fixed missing named-argument validation for compiled format strings
  (#​4638). Thanks @​JaeheonShim.

• Fixed fmt::format_to_n in <fmt/compile.h> failing to compile when
  <iterator> is not transitively included
  (#​4615).

• Fixed handling of pointers in format string compilation with
  FMT_BUILTIN_TYPES=0.

• Stopped assuming nul termination of the format string in fmt::printf.
  Thanks @​ZUENS2020 for reporting.

• Fixed a build error when locale support is disabled
  (#​4627). Thanks @​marcel-behlau-elfin.

• Fixed a fallback range formatter for types with a container_type member
  (#​4123,
  #​4660). Thanks @​Soumik15630m.

• Fixed C++20 concept detection
  (#​4653). Thanks @​tearfur.

• Fixed a clang compilation failure
  (#​4718). Thanks @​mccakit.

• Fixed various MSVC warnings, including C4305 and conversion warnings on
  x86 (#​4668,
  #​4594).
  Thanks @​kanren3 and @​blizzard4591.

• Updated the Android Gradle Plugin to 9.x
  (#​4651,
  #​4658). Thanks @​Soumik15630m.

• Made various code, build and test improvements
  (#​4625,
  #​4639,
  #​4644,
  #​4656,
  #​4680,
  #​4681,
  #​4704,
  #​4710,
  #​4713,
  #​4729,
  #​4751,
  #​4758,
  #​4799).
  Thanks @​ZephyrLykos, @​togunchan, @​kagancansit, @​BerndPetrovitsch,
  @​Skylion007, @​st0rmbtw, @​localspook and @​EXtremeExploit.

• Improved documentation, including a rewrite of the format string syntax,
  better handling of doxygen tags, documenting output_file, fixing CSS so
  that whitespace is displayed properly, and various smaller fixes
  (#​4622,
  #​4626,
  #​4631,
  #​4667,
  #​4616,
  #​4748).
  Thanks @​heavywatal, @​ZephyrLykos, @​user202729, @​ssszcmawo, @​bigmoonbit
  and @​Powerbyte7.

• Added building of release artifacts and SLSA provenance in CI, added a
  CodeQL workflow, and added the security policy in .github/SECURITY.md.

jlumbroso/free-disk-space (jlumbroso/free-disk-space)

v2.0.0: — three breaking changes, each with its reason

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Breaking changes

1. swap-storage now defaults to false. Closes #​12 — reported and diagnosed by @​zaikunzhang, whose proposed documentation fallback became the new FAQ. Removing swap can kill a job under memory pressure with no error pointing back at the cleanup step; a default should not break something that elementary.
2. tool-cache is renamed preinstalled-runtimes. The old name still works until v3.0.0 and prints a deprecation warning. (Its default is unchanged: false, as it has been since 2022.) The new name says what actually breaks when you enable it: the runtimes that actions/setup-node, setup-python, setup-go, and setup-ruby rely on.
3. Specific options now override general ones. dotnet: false exempts .NET from every removal path, including large-packages. Fixes #​33 — reported by @​ashleney; the overlap was first reported by @​gmij in #​6, and @​ax3l explained the overlapping removal paths and a workaround. The policy is explicit, and this release applies it to .NET; future subject options add and test their own exemptions.

Upgrading from v1 to v2

Most workflows need no change.

• If you set tool-cache:, rename it to preinstalled-runtimes:. The old name still works until v3.0.0 and prints a warning.
• If you relied on swap being removed by default, add swap-storage: true. It now defaults to false, because removing swap can kill a job under memory pressure with no error pointing back here (#​12).
• If you set dotnet: false and were surprised that .NET was still removed, that is fixed — a specific option now overrides a general one (#​33).

Also in this release

A README FAQ ("what are the possible side-effects of these settings?"), CONTRIBUTING.md, and a workflow example for running cleanup conditionally (#​22). The reasons behind every design decision live in docs/adr/ — including ADR-0007, the record of this release's default change, written the day it was decided.

v1.3.2: — security fix and the decision records

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Fixes the template-injection pattern in input handling (#​51, by @​nbuckwalt).

Also adds docs/adr/ — the reasoning behind this action: why it exists, what it inherited from apache/flink and ShubhamTatvamasi, what it deliberately does not do, and what is still open.

No behaviour changes. The swap-storage default change ships in the next release.

keith/pre-commit-buildifier (keith/pre-commit-buildifier)

v10.0.1

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What's Changed

• Update to 10.0.1 by @​keith in #​48

Full Changelog: keith/pre-commit-buildifier@8.5.1.3...10.0.1

timvink/mkdocs-git-revision-date-localized-plugin (mkdocs-git-revision-date-localized-plugin)

v1.6.0

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Highlights

Faster builds

Every page asked git which tag pointed at its commit, and asked again for the site-wide revision commit — the same answer, recomputed for each page. Those lookups are now cached.

The bigger your site, the more you save: on a 1000 page site this removes roughly 18 seconds of build time.

custom_format keeps your own words

If your format had any text around the date directives, that text came out scrambled:

custom_format: "Updated on %d %B %Y"

before:   Up23AMt723 on 23 January 2022
now:      Updated on 23 January 2022

Any format that was made up purely of % directives (including the %d. %B %Y default) was unaffected and still renders exactly as before. Unrecognised directives such as %Q are now left alone instead of being quietly reinterpreted as a different date field.

Creation date commit hash and tag now work

page.meta.git_creation_date_localized_hash and page.meta.git_creation_date_localized_tag were documented but always came back empty. If you use them in a theme override to link back to the commit or release that introduced a page, they now contain what you expect.

Shallow clone warnings reach more setups

The warning that tells you your dates will be wrong because CI only fetched part of the history was silently skipped whenever your .git was not in the directory you ran mkdocs from — a repository inside docs/, or a temporary checkout made by plugins such as monorepo. It now fires there too.

Clearer messages when something goes wrong

• A bad type: now produces a proper MkDocs config error listing the valid values, instead of a bare AssertionError.
• If reading git history in parallel fails, the error explains what enable_parallel_processing: false actually does, rather than suggesting a fallback it never attempted.
• Plugin messages now go through MkDocs' own logger, so they are formatted and coloured like every other message in your build output.

Type hints are now visible

The package ships py.typed, so mypy, pyright and ty can see the plugin's annotations.

Upgrading

mkdocs build --strict is now stricter. Warnings from this plugin previously bypassed MkDocs' warning counter, so --strict ignored them. They now count.

In practice this means a build that combines --strict with a shallow clone will start failing where it used to pass — most commonly GitHub Actions, which checks out with fetch-depth: 1 by default. The dates in that build really are wrong, so the right fix is to fetch the full history:

- uses: actions/checkout@v6
  with:
    fetch-depth: 0

If you would rather keep the build passing as-is, set strict: false in the plugin config to downgrade these messages:

plugins:
  - git-revision-date-localized:
      strict: false

Minimum MkDocs version is now 1.4. The plugin already required MkDocs 1.4 APIs to import at all; the metadata said >=1.0, which meant a resolver could install a combination that could never work. Nothing changes for anyone on 1.4 or newer.

facelessuser/pymdown-extensions (pymdown-extensions)

v12.0.1

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12.0.1

• FIX: BetterEm: fix a case with new logic.

v12.0

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12.0

• BREAK: BetterEm: Complete rewrite. There may be some subtle differences between legacy behavior and new
  CommonMark behavior.

  • * and _ emphasis are handled at the same time to provide more natural nesting.
  • More performant.
  • CommonMark compliant.

• BREAK: Tilde, Caret, Mark: Rewritten and now built upon the latest BetterEm logic.

  • When used with BetterEm, Tilde, Caret, and Mark will be added to the same delimiter processor under the hood and
    will be parsed at the same time as emphasis, allowing for better nesting logic.
  • More performant. Performance issues reported by (@​lexdotdev).
  • Tilde, Caret, Mark: Allow deletion, insertions, and marking mid-word by default. Set smart_delete,
    smart_insert, or smart_mark, respectively, to enable previous behavior, which prevented mid-word deletion.
  • Tilde, Caret: Add new option no_space to control whether the Pandoc style requirement of "no unescaped
    spaces" is enabled for subscript and superscript, respectively. no_space is enabled by default.

• NEW: Details, Blocks.Details, Blocks.Admonitions: Allow and handle headers specially in titles.

• NEW: Quotes: Allow and handle headers specially in callout titles.

• NEW: BracketSpan: New extension that allows for the creation of spans using a Pandoc style bracket notation.

• NEW: Arithmatex: Remove deprecated inline_mathjax_preview_format, inline_mathjax_format, and
  inline_generic_format. Use arithmatex_inline_format instead.

• NEW: Arithmatex: Remove deprecated fence_mathjax_preview_format, fence_mathjax_format, and
  fence_generic_format. Use arithmatex_fenced_format instead.

• NEW: Emoji: Remove undocumented and deprecated "old style" custom emoji index logic.

• NEW: Slugs: Remove deprecated uslugify, uslugify_encoded, uslugify_cased, uslugify_cased_encoded, gfm,
  and gfm_encoded. Use the documented slugify method with appropriate arguments instead.

bazelbuild/rules_cc (rules_cc)

v0.2.25

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Using bzlmod with Bazel 6 or later:

1. [Bazel 6] Add common --enable_bzlmod to .bazelrc.

2. Add to your MODULE.bazel file:

bazel_dep(name = "rules_cc", version = "0.2.25")

Using WORKSPACE:

load("@bazel_tools//tools/build_defs/repo:http.bzl", "http_archive")

http_archive(
    name = "rules_cc",
    sha256 = "bd7124a844d0403b4b353bcea34d6c8b2ba88dc26881c26c9ee668da89b71846",
    strip_prefix = "rules_cc-0.2.25",
    url = "https://github.com/bazelbuild/rules_cc/releases/download/0.2.25/rules_cc-0.2.25.tar.gz",
)

load("@rules_cc//cc:extensions.bzl", "compatibility_proxy_repo")

compatibility_proxy_repo()

What's Changed

Notable changes

• Throw an error if include attributes contain an absolute path instead of silently ignoring them. by @​a-googler in c85b4d3
• Disable macOS toolchain by default (use apple_support instead) by @​keith in 0c36f2b
• Allow 'includes = ["."]' in the root of the repo by @​keith in 0d150d5
• Add //cc/libc config settings for C standard libraries (#​792) by @​fmeum in dc42405
• Add best effort toolchain feature docs by @​keith in 2c27663
• Add loongarch64 support by @​zhaixiaojuan in 5178408
• Support path mapping in CppLink IFF it's non-lto. by @​lilygorsheneva in ad214a9
• Create features to enable/disable path mapping for CppLink. by @​lilygorsheneva in ab613e1
• Add toolchain env + default env to dwp actions by @​keith in d8eea5a
• Fix system_include_paths with textual_hdrs/hdrs and strip_include_prefix by @​keith in db79849
• Expose Bazel cc rule functions for extension by @​hvadehra in 6c6a87e
• Expand tree artifacts in textual_hdrs in generated module maps (#​787) by @​fmeum in 6cc1bf0
• Honor object extensions for ThinLTO merged artifacts (#​853) by @​cerisier in aff5441
• Expose a new API that copying from an existing library with overrides, so that callers don't need to know all internal attributes to avoid silently dropping some. by @​a-googler in 14686ad
• Implement Starlark-level enforcement of disallowed compiler flags in copts, conlyopts, cxxopts. by @​a-googler in f687cbc
• Move coverage script / flag to public package (#​867) by @​keith in 661b75d
• Support C++20 modules, GCC part by @​PikachuHyA in faf2113
• Fix conflicting actions for C++20 modules info files in PIC/non-PIC b… (#​834) by @​PikachuHyA in 7b711b6
• Support C++20 modules, MSVC part (#​836) by @​PikachuHyA in de72c61

Default toolchain changes

• Add Clang -ftime-trace support to rules_cc (#​772) by @​PikachuHyA in 84cca09
• Make grep_includes a public attribute (#​838) by @​keith in bb9acd6
• Add -z origin to bsd linkopts (#​855) by @​keith in b1771c1
• Add missing bsd link libraries (#​859) by @​keith in 2c06f12
• Remove bsd support from unix_cc_configure (use bsd toolchain instead) (#​860) by @​keith in 813b9bd
• Fix VS2026 being passed an unsupported debug flag in -c fastbuild by @​robinlinden in c7abbec
• Fix incorrect compiler type with USE_CLANG_CL on windows. (#​858) by @​UebelAndre in 1d2e4cb
• Pass fission flags to ThinLTO backend actions (#​837) by @​akonradi in 5bcfcf7

Rules based toolchain changes

• Support C++20 modules in the rules-based toolchain API by @​fmeum in 0be22af
• Fix another case of tool_paths vs action configs by @​keith in 736fa13
• Add ACTION_NAMES.cpp_header_analysis to ALL_CPP_COMPILE_ACTION_NAMES. by @​anforowicz in 6c1531c
• Default cc_sysroot data to sysroot if not passed (#​875) by @​keith in 3000380

Full Changelog: bazelbuild/rules_cc@0.2.22...0.2.25

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