chore(deps): update dependency @polkadot/util to v13.5.9

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Package	Change	Age	Confidence
@polkadot/util (source)	13.5.1 → 13.5.9
@polkadot/util (source)	13.5.3 → 13.5.9

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Release Notes

polkadot-js/common (@​polkadot/util)

v13.5.9

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• Bump polkadot dependencies (#​2011)

v13.5.8

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• Bump @​polkadot dependencies (#​2009)

v13.5.7

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• Revert "Set pbkdf2Encode rounds to default to 210,000" (#​2007)

v13.5.6

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• Set pbkdf2Encode rounds to default to 210,000 (#​1983)
• Bump @​polkadot/wasm deps (#​2002)

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• Add DENTNet to generic Polkadot app supported chains (#​1942)

v13.5.5

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• Add ledger support for Mythos (#​1969)

v13.5.4

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• Add Creditcoin3 support to Generic Ledger App (#​1985)

v13.5.3

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• Update polkadot dependencies (#​1995)
• Add Optional Strict Input Checking to u8aToU8a (#​1994)
• Update scrypt parameter validation (#​1993)

v13.5.2

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• fix: enhance error handling for secure random number generation in React Native (#​1991)
• Add input length validation in scryptFromU8a function (#​1990)

Contributed:

• Add Liberland support to Generic Ledger App (#​1989)

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Diff	Package	Supply Chain Security	Vulnerability	Quality	Maintenance	License
	text-encoding@​0.7.0
	@​keyvhq/​core@​2.1.7
	@​types/​mime-types@​2.1.4
	@​keyvhq/​sqlite@​2.1.7
	@​autonomys/​file-server@​1.6.5
	jest@​30.0.5
	@​types/​pg-format@​1.0.5
	@​subql/​substrate-wasm-processor@​1.0.0
	@​autonomys/​asynchronous@​1.6.5
	@​types/​express@​5.0.3
	@​typescript-eslint/​parser@​8.33.1
	cache-sqlite-lru-ttl@​1.0.0
	@​types/​supertest@​6.0.3
	@​types/​pg@​8.15.4
	@​types/​cpu-features@​0.0.3
	db-migrate-pg@​1.5.2
	@​types/​websocket@​1.0.10
	express-async-errors@​3.1.1
	pg-format@​1.0.4
	@​types/​jest@​29.5.14
	@​types/​text-encoding@​0.0.40
	@​autonomys/​auto-utils@​1.6.5
	cpu-features@​0.0.10
	@​typescript-eslint/​eslint-plugin@​8.33.1
	@​polkadot/​util@​13.5.9
	@​types/​cors@​2.8.18
	uuid@​11.1.0
	db-migrate@​0.11.14
	@​peculiar/​webcrypto@​1.5.0
	cache-manager@​6.4.3
	mime-types@​3.0.1
	blockstore-core@​5.0.4
	@​ipld/​dag-pb@​4.1.5
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