Bumps tokio from 1.53.1 to 1.53.3, the patched release for RUSTSEC-2026-0386. Before 1.53.3, AsyncFd's safe constructors let safe code register a file descriptor it does not own. 1.53.3 deprecates those constructors. didbot never calls AsyncFd itself. THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.txt is regenerated for the new version.
cargo deny check still fails after this PR, on RUSTSEC-2026-0387 in crypto-bigint 0.5.5. Only crypto-bigint 0.7.6 and later are patched. 0.5.5 comes in through elliptic-curve 0.13. Every published release of jacquard-common/jacquard-oauth 0.12, jose-jwk 0.1 and jsonwebtoken 11 still requires that line, so no version bump removes it. The PR adds no deny.toml ignore, because the path is reachable: didbot signs repo commits with k256 0.13, whose Scalar add, sub and neg run through crypto-bigint 0.5's U256::{add,sub,neg}_mod. Because of that one failure, this commit was made with SKIP=cargo-deny. All the other prek hooks pass.
The workspace tests pass. Three firehose/relay scenarios (a_hundred_creates_and_fifty_deletes_keep_the_stream_whole, a_consumer_rebuilds_the_tree_from_the_firehose, a_boot_that_numbers_more_than_the_buffer_replays_all_of_it) fail the same way with origin/main's lockfile, so this bump didn't cause them. scenarios::restart::a_restart_keeps_the_tree failed once under full-suite load, and passed alone on both lockfiles.
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