chore(py): upgrade deps

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request primarily focuses on maintaining and updating the project's Python dependencies and license compliance. It brings several packages to their latest versions and incorporates new third-party libraries into the authorized list, ensuring all licenses are properly declared. Additionally, a minor but important change was made to a core typing class to enable its instances to be hashable, which can be crucial for certain data structures or operations.

Highlights

• Dependency Updates: Several Python package versions have been updated in pyproject.toml, including aiohttp to 3.13.3 and certifi to 2026.1.4.
• New Authorized Packages: New packages google-crc32c (1.8.0), multidict (6.7.0), and pyasn1 (0.6.2) have been added to the authorized list in pyproject.toml, along with their respective licenses.
• License Additions: The list of authorized licenses in pyproject.toml has been expanded to include 'bsd-2-clause', 'apache license 2.0', and 'apache-2.0 and mit'.
• PathMetadata Hashability: The PathMetadata class in py/packages/genkit/src/genkit/core/typing.py has been made hashable by explicitly setting __hash__ = object.__hash__.

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Code Review

This pull request upgrades dependencies, which has necessitated a change to make the PathMetadata Pydantic model hashable. The current implementation in py/packages/genkit/src/genkit/core/typing.py involves a manual edit to an auto-generated file, which goes against the project's contribution guidelines and is likely to cause CI failures. I have provided a critical review comment with a suggestion for the correct Pydantic pattern and have advised that this change should be integrated into the automated code generation process. The other changes in pyproject.toml for dependency versions and license authorizations appear to be in order.