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Merges libdeflate at 9882d4c47c10fc1949884a02933747a983ac5a39, 3 commits ahead of main.

The merge applied cleanly and ./gradlew build passed on the result.

Worth a look before merging: ApiaryProxy carries branding, the remove-reconfig and keep-client-world-on-switch options, and its own workflows. A clean merge does not prove upstream did not change behaviour underneath those.

renovate Bot and others added 12 commits August 10, 2026 20:46
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JSpecify annotations have runtime retention, so expose them through the API variant as recommended by JSpecify.
…856)

During configuration, a ServerboundCustomClickActionPacket arriving
when connectionInFlight is null falls through to handleGeneric, which
writes it to the connected backend without retaining. The encoder
releases the packet, then MinecraftConnection.channelRead's finally
block releases again - double-free.

Two fixes:
- handle() now uses getConnectionInFlightOrConnectedServer() so the
  packet is properly retained before being written
- handleGeneric() retains any ByteBufHolder packet before write, not
  just PluginMessagePacket

Closes #1841
* Bump fastutil to 8.5.19 and remove exclusions

* Various dependency bumps
lmbda 3.x moved to using hidden classes for generation which does
not work for cross classloader operations which are somewhat typical
for plugins.
…kup instead of the plugin's

Reapplies the lmbda 3.0.0 bump reverted in f918d0d.
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