Bump dependencies to be compatible with Go 1.25 #316
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Required by the new version of golang.org/x/tools.
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I'm getting the following error with the current versions. Works fine with the updated versions. Kubernetes is likely not affected because it probably uses newer versions of these libraries anyway (I haven't checked).