Update tpls/cpr submodule to fix a hang on ALL_SANITIZERS_AVAILABLE when building a container#3021
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Fixes issue #2411
Description
Recently we have seen a hang (and eventually an OOM) when building a container, for example, using the following command:
The process tree shows a part of hyperv growing in memory:
Which seems to be caused by the following issue:
libcpr/cpr#1204
To fix the hang, this PR updates the
tpls/cprsubmodule to the commit that fixes the issue.